Google Authentication setup instructions should be accessible from outside the installation process.
Installation process should be able to be interrupted and resumed to set up the Google Authentication process.
When adding the "Authorized JavaScript origins → Add URI:" parameter, adding "http://127.0.0.1:8000" will work and probably will be more versatile.
When adding the "Authorized redirect URIs → Add URI:" parameter, in case the app is being installed in a container, showing the container IP as a value (e.g. "http://10.42.28.136:8000/google/login/callback") is misleading, since it's an internal IP. Redirections should be taking into account and a warning should be displayed in that case.
The tutorial will be exported into a file called 'how-to-google-developers-console.txt'.
The process can be interrupted, and the installer will resume it.
127.0.0.1 origin works only for local installations, but fails for LXD containers or similar, so the selected approach is to use the 'teaching-stats.com' fake domain, always.