Unable to register Google Assistant Device Model

Question

I am trying ever so hard to get the Google Assistant on my Windows 10 PC. I am up to the "Register Device" part.

Developers.google.com Says to run the following command to register your device.

googlesamples-assistant-devicetool register-model --manufacturer "Assistant SDK developer" \
          --product-name "Assistant SDK light" --type LIGHT --model my-model

Which i conclude for Windows (and me) is:

googlesamples-assistant-devicetool register-model --manufacturer "Assistant SDK developer" --product-name "Assistant SDK light" --type LIGHT --model Sudda2252

But, when i run it, i get the error

Error: Error loading client secret: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'client_secret_XXX.apps.googleusercontent.com.json'.
Run the device tool with --client-secrets or --project-id option.
Or copy the client_secret_XXX.apps.googleusercontent.com.json file in the current directory.

So i edit the command to:

googlesamples-assistant-devicetool register-model --manufacturer "Assistant SDK developer" --product-name "Assistant SDK light" --type LIGHT --model 'Sudda2252' --client-secrets "C:\Users\Sudda\Desktop\GoogleAss\client_secret_XXX.json"

Where the error is:

Error: no such option: --client-secrets

Please help where i am going wrong?

P.S.
I have tried launching the Google Assistant directly, but it returns an error

ERROR:root:Option --device-model-id required when registering a device instance.

Refs:

StackOverflow

Reddit

XDA

Google Developers

Thanks, Sudda

Edit: My workaround worked once, but then it was useless. Stopped working.
And thanks @Nick Feller for trying, but didn't work.
So either i have a problematic computer :D, or we're missing something here.

Answer 1

A very commonly made error - By Google and by the End User - is the naming of your Client Secret file. Google automatically names your CS with a (1) appended to the end of your file name. To setup your G Assistant,

1. Delete the (1) in the name
2. Open CMD in the folder with your CS (best in a folder with nothing else)
3. Run googlesamples-assistant-devicetool register-model --manufacturer "Assistant SDK developer" --product-name "Assistant SDK light" --type LIGHT --model Sudda2252
4. Now run googlesamples-assistant-pushtotalk --project-id ##MODEL## --device-model-id Sudda2252 Where ##MODEL## = Your project name.
5. After that, just run googlesamples-assistant-pushtotalk to start G Assistant.

Answer 2

In the devicetool, the --client-secrets argument is in relation to the tool itself, not the command.

The correct order of arguments would be:

googlesamples-assistant-devicetool --client-secrets register-model ...