Move remoting identity API client id into src-internal.

remoting/webapp/build-webapp.py

Index: remoting/webapp/build-webapp.py
diff --git a/remoting/webapp/build-webapp.py b/remoting/webapp/build-webapp.py
index 384aaf1a9fd0e95755f410308f3967c8724d43c1..42e941cf1bf21db74517b90f25e67bb820f52c8a 100755
--- a/remoting/webapp/build-webapp.py
+++ b/remoting/webapp/build-webapp.py
@@ -279,6 +279,7 @@ def buildWebApp(buildtype, version, mimetype, destination, zip_path, plugin,
   # For overriding the client ID/secret via env vars, see google_api_keys.py.
   apiClientId = google_api_keys.GetClientID('REMOTING')
   apiClientSecret = google_api_keys.GetClientSecret('REMOTING')
+  apiClientIdV2 = google_api_keys.GetClientID('REMOTING_IDENTITY_API')

[Jói, 2013/08/15 09:26:08]

It would be good to also add this to the debugging aid at the end of
google_api_keys.py (where it prints all tokens).

Also, unless you are absolutely sure this token will never be used from C++
code, google_api_keys.h and .cc should be updated.

[Jamie, 2013/08/15 18:29:59]

Done.
I'm as certain as one can ever be about the future. Also, since there's no
corresponding secret, I think adding it to an API that's symmetric in terms of
client id and secret might be more misleading than helpful. LMK if you disagree
and I'll add it anyway.

 
   findAndReplace(os.path.join(destination, 'plugin_settings.js'),
                  "'API_CLIENT_ID'",
@@ -286,6 +287,9 @@ def buildWebApp(buildtype, version, mimetype, destination, zip_path, plugin,
   findAndReplace(os.path.join(destination, 'plugin_settings.js'),
                  "'API_CLIENT_SECRET'",
                  "'" + apiClientSecret + "'")
+  findAndReplace(os.path.join(destination, 'manifest.json'),
+                 '"REMOTING_IDENTITY_API_CLIENT_ID"',
+                 '"' + apiClientIdV2 + '"')
 
   # Use a consistent extension id for unofficial builds.
   if buildtype != 'Official':