bug: cannot find provider 'google' when adding `apple: {}`

[rbalet]

Bug Report

Capacitor Version

  @capacitor/cli: 7.2.0
  @capacitor/core: 7.2.0
  @capacitor/android: 7.2.0
  @capacitor/ios: 7.2.0

Plugin Version

 @capgo/cli: 7.5.0│
 @capgo/capacitor-social-login: 7.5.9

context(s)

ManualModel: false
AutoMode: false
CapgoCloud: false
OnPremise: false

Platform(s)

Android

Current Behavior

When fiering SoialLogin.login, I do get the following issue

{message: "Cannot find provider 'google'"}

Expected Behavior

Returning the token and other information

Code Reproduction

    SocialLogin.initialize({
      google: {
        webClientId: environment.google_web_cient_id, // Use Web Client ID for all platforms
        iOSClientId: environment.google_ios_cient_id, // for iOS
        mode: 'online' // replaces grantOfflineAccess
      },
      apple: {}
    });

Other Technical Details

npm --version output: 11.3.0

node --version output: 22.14.0

pod --version output (iOS issues only): 1.16.2

Additional Context

The following fix the issue, so either

1. We enhance the doc to wrap example around their targeted platform
2. This is a bug and is required to be fixed

What makes it works as commented here

  if (Capacitor.getPlatform() === 'android') {
    SocialLogin.initialize({
      google: {
        webClientId: environment.google_web_cient_id, // Use Web Client ID for all platforms
        iOSClientId: environment.google_ios_cient_id, // for iOS
        mode: 'online' // replaces grantOfflineAccess
      }
    });
  }
  if (Capacitor.getPlatform() === 'ios') {
    SocialLogin.initialize({
      google: {
        webClientId: environment.google_web_cient_id, // Use Web Client ID for all platforms
        iOSClientId: environment.google_ios_cient_id, // for iOS
        mode: 'online' // replaces grantOfflineAccess
      },
      apple: {}
    });
  }

[piotr-cz]

Error message is misleading, because it indicates that there is something wrong with google provider options.

As noted here #143 (comment) apparently error would not show up if one would set up apple.redirectUrl, but I cannot confirm that

[WcaleNieWolny]

I will close this, as you SHOULD get an error in SocialLogin.initialize before you get the error Cannot find provider 'google'. Given that you are clearly informed about your configuration error in the SocialLogin.initialize function, I believe that this is not really an issue,