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write permission is set at an app level, not a per-user level... so asking at auth time is already to late to know.

• StavrosK 15y ago
  Nope, you can do it when redirecting the user to the OAuth provider: http://blog.stochastictechnologies.com/gaining-read-only-access-to-twitters-api http://blog.stochastictechnologies.com/gaining-read-only-acc...
  • ericflo 15y ago
    Nice! How does that handle upgrading the permissions later? That was one of the big problems I ran into before: that we requested read access and then to get write access we had to have users first revoke permissions and then grant them again (a nonstarter.)
    • StavrosK 15y ago
      I'm not sure, unfortunately, but I assume that if you log the user in and out, requesting read-write permission the second time, it will ask.
      • ericflo 15y ago
        Thanks!