Minor changes

src/internal/routes/OAuth.swift

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ class OAuth: Route, DescopeOAuth {
         let startResponse = try await client.oauthNativeStart(provider: provider, refreshJwt: refreshJwt, options: loginOptions)
 
         if startResponse.clientId != Bundle.main.bundleIdentifier {
-            log(.debug, "Sign in with Apple requires an OAuth provider that's configured with a clientId matching the application's bundle identifier", startResponse.clientId, Bundle.main.bundleIdentifier)
+            log(.error, "Sign in with Apple requires an OAuth provider that's configured with a clientId matching the application's bundle identifier", startResponse.clientId, Bundle.main.bundleIdentifier)
             throw DescopeError.oauthNativeFailed.with(message: "OAuth provider clientId doesn't match bundle identifier")
         }
 
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ class OAuth: Route, DescopeOAuth {
     }
 
     private func parseCredential(_ credential: ASAuthorizationCredential, implicit: Bool) throws -> (authorizationCode: String?, identityToken: String?, user: String?) {
-        guard let credential = credential as? ASAuthorizationAppleIDCredential else { throw DescopeError.oauthNativeFailed.with(message: "Invalid oauth credential type") }
+        guard let credential = credential as? ASAuthorizationAppleIDCredential else { throw DescopeError.oauthNativeFailed.with(message: "Invalid Apple credential type") }
         log(.debug, "Received Apple credential", credential.realUserStatus)
 
         var authorizationCode: String?

src/sdk/Routes.swift

@@ -453,10 +453,10 @@ public protocol DescopeOAuth {
 
     /// Authenticates the user using the native `Sign in with Apple` dialog.
     ///
-    /// This API enables a more streamlined authentication flow than the equivalent
-    /// browser-based OAuth flow using the `.apple` provider. The authentication presents
-    /// a native dialog that lets the user sign in with the Apple ID they're already
-    /// using on their device.
+    /// This API enables a more streamlined user experience than the equivalent browser
+    /// based OAuth authentication, when using the `.apple` provider or a custom provider
+    /// that's configured for Apple. The authentication presents a native dialog that lets
+    /// the user sign in with the Apple ID they're already using on their device.
     ///
     /// The Sign in with Apple APIs require some setup in your Xcode project, including
     /// at the very least adding the `Sign in with Apple` capability. You will also need