What’s the recommended way to authenticate GitHub API requests using tokens or OAuth? #175442
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When you connect to the GitHub API, there isn’t a single “one size fits all” way to authenticate. The method really depends on what kind of app or script you’re writing.
So the general rule is:
That way you’re following GitHub’s security best practices and you won’t run into problems later with tokens being over-scoped |
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When I connect my app or script to GitHub’s API, what’s the proper way to prove that I am allowed to access data or perform actions?
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