Where to send error reports to. Will ultimately represent a Google Project or Organization.
May be set by setting ProjectId.
May be null if running on Google Cloud in which case the
Google Cloud Platform project ID will be detected from the platform
and used to build the event target.
The Google Cloud Project ID to store the logs in.
May be null if running on Google Cloud, in which case, and if EventTarget is
also null the project ID will be detected from the platform
and used to build the log target.
This is an alternate way to set EventTarget for Project.
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