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Cool! But, if I try to connect via GitHub, it wants: This app would like to be able to do the following: Read your public information. Update your
by bradfa 14y ago
Cool!
But, if I try to connect via GitHub, it wants:
This app would like to be able to do the following:
Read your public information.
Update your user profile.
Update your public and private repositories (Commits, Issues, etc).
That's a little worrying. I'm part of a company "organization" on GitHub with all private repos. Exposing our code would be a bad thing and these statements don't give me much to go on that that will be true. I'm not sure if the wording is GitHub's or Binpress', but some clarification would be nice.
I'd like the ability to limit Binpress to just the private repos I expose to Binpress.
- mcormier 14y agoThen just create an account on binpress and don't use your GitHub account. You're not required to use a GitHub account.
- pytrin 14y agoUnforunately, the Github API doesn't give such fine-grained control. You can either get read access to all the repos, or write-read access to all the repos. http://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/#scopes http://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/#scopes
- mapleoin 14y agoUnforunately, the Github API doesn't give such fine-grained control. You can either get read access to all the repos, or write-read access to all the repos. Actually that link you just gave says the opposite (and I know I've given this permission in the past to Travis CI for example): public_repo Read/write access to public repos and organizations.*