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Our enterprise just switched from BitBucket to GitHub Enterprise (hosted). I have access to several orgs inside the enterprise. When attempting to add the GitHub account to SourceTree I have two options (GitHub and GitHub Enterprise) but only one, GitHub, allows me to use OAuth. When using OAuth and clicking 'refresh token', a browser tab opens (github already logged in and PAT already created) asking me if I want to add SourceTree as a trusted app. All is well so far, but in the list of orgs that I belong to, only one is checked (not the one I really need) and the rest have an 'authorize' button next to them. Clicking the 'authorize' button it tells me that I'm about to ask the owners for permission. Well, I take a look at all the permissions (scopes) that SourceTree is asking for and I know full well they'll never allow it. So, now to my question...
Why does SourceTree ask for so many (seemingly all) permissions/scopes from GitHub? Is there a way to modify the scopes being requested?
Hello Sourcetree users!!! With the recent removal of Bitbucket Cloud account passwords for app passwords (please see our Bitbucket Cloud community post for details on why we made this change for se...
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