Fix issue #5099: [Bug]: When a github token expires, the waiting list screen appears #5100
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This pull request fixes #5099.
The PR successfully addresses the core issue by implementing proper handling of expired GitHub tokens. The key improvements made:
waitlist-modal.tsx
and_oh.tsx
provide a complete solution for token expiration handlingThese changes directly solve the reported problem of users being incorrectly shown a waitlist message when their GitHub token expires, and implements the requested solution of properly noting the token expiration and providing a way to enter a new one.
For a human reviewer: This PR implements proper GitHub token expiration handling by updating the UI to show clear expiration messages and adding the necessary token management logic. The changes improve the user experience by eliminating confusion and providing a straightforward path to reconnection when tokens expire.
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