How to remove plus.me from OAuth consent screen

Question

Today I've received email from Google, that claims my project uses one scope plus.me from Google+ API which will be shutdown. I've already implemented Google Drive API usage with new OAuth 2.0 in my app. And was trying to find where it uses that Google+ scope. The only place where this scope exists is in "OAuth consent screen" in Google APIs console. But there is no "Delete" button. So I'm wondering how could I remove it? I'm afraid with shutting down Google+ my requests to OAuth 2.0 could be denied :(

Answer 1

Whew! Today got clarification from Google with subject "[Correction] Google+ APIs being shutdown on March 7, 2019".

Earlier this week we sent you an email related to your projects that will be impacted by the Google+ API shutdown, which also affects requests for Google+ OAuth scopes.

The email listed that one or more of your projects are requesting the “plus.me” scope, and would thus be affected. We would like to clarify that only projects directly requesting the “plus.me” scope are affected. This scope may have been listed in some emails, even if not directly requested by your project. We apologize for any confusion caused.

If you are directly requesting the “plus.me” scope, any other Google+ OAuth scopes, or making any Google+ API calls, please ensure that you remove these requests from your project before March 7, 2019.

To see if your project is directly requesting the “plus.me” or any other Google+ OAuth scopes:

If your project is written in Google Apps Script, you can view which scopes your project is requesting by reviewing your project properties in App Script Editor. If your project is not written in Google Apps Script, please check your code for references to “plus.me” in OAuth scope requests. We recommend that you review projects using any 3rd-party libraries that support sign-in or social functionality, as these may also be affected by the shutdown.

So it seems we should not worry about the plus.me item any more. Just remove this scope from the code if we use it.