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I've noticed an area where I believe we could enhance user privacy and security: When logging in with GitHub, users need to authorize Tinymind to access all of their public GitHub repositories, which seems unnecessary. Could we limit the access to selected repositories instead?
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Hi I've tried to give permission to only "create repo" and "modify that repo", but I found I can't do that because when auth user didn't have that repo.
Sorry, I don't have the experience debugging GitHub authentication processes, but when i use hashnode.com 's Back up to Github (accessible via Dashboard -> GitHub -> GitHub integration), it only asks for single repo access, which might be helpful.
First of all, Tinymind is a fantastic tool.
I've noticed an area where I believe we could enhance user privacy and security: When logging in with GitHub, users need to authorize Tinymind to access all of their public GitHub repositories, which seems unnecessary. Could we limit the access to selected repositories instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: