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Allowing for authentication via an OAuth application would be handy rather than limiting people to entering their personal access token, which they may not be comfortable with if they would only like to limit access to within an organisation.
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This is definitely something to look into. It would be interesting to come up with the best ways to implement this without bloating the CLI with too much.
While the personal access token gives access to everything that the user can do (within the selected scopes) the CLI will only ever change repositories which the user provides, for example: git-admin repo delete ninetynine/test will never touch anything other than that repository.
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Allowing for authentication via an OAuth application would be handy rather than limiting people to entering their personal access token, which they may not be comfortable with if they would only like to limit access to within an organisation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: