Stanford CS342 - Building for Digital Health
[Setup] Github Access Token for Xcode #7
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DescriptionHi! I remember from lecture that as part of the setup for connecting Github and Xcode was creating a personal access token when cloning the the CS 342-2023-Application using the SSH link. I wanted to know what specific scopes we should select when creating this token is it just "repo" or are there other scopes we should include? ReproductionN/A Expected behaviorN/A Additional contextNo response Code of Conduct
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Hi @sabarrag, thank you for using the CS342 GitHub Discussions for your question! You can find out more information about the requirements for the personal access tokens (PATs) for Xcode when you add an account. The sheet will tell you all the required scopes: If you want to add SSH-based authentication to push any code from your Mac (inside Xcode but also outside of that using the command line), you can follow the GitHub Documentation about Adding a new SSH key to your GitHub account and their linked steps for more information and a step-by-step instruction. |
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Okay, thank you! |
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@sabarrag You're welcome! |
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Hi @sabarrag, thank you for using the CS342 GitHub Discussions for your question!
You can find out more information about the requirements for the personal access tokens (PATs) for Xcode when you add an account. The sheet will tell you all the required scopes:
You can find more information about adding a remote repository account to Xcode in the Xcode documentation.
If you want to add SSH-based authentication to push any code from your Mac (inside Xcode but also outside of that using the command line), you can follow the GitHub Documentation about Adding a new SSH key to your GitHub account and their linked steps for more information and a step-by-step instruction.