But I still have to trust you with access to my private repos - read-write access, yet. I'm sure you're an entirely upstanding human being who would never abuse such access, but I don't know you from Adam's off ox, too.
If you've used Apiary, TravisCI, or a plethora of other third-party GitHub apps that access repos, then you have granted read/write access. We would love to see a read-only option but were bound by this limitation.
Read access to public repos just doesn't have to be granted - period. That's why there's no scope for it. The tool could just have excluded private repos.
If you've used Apiary, TravisCI, or a plethora of other third-party GitHub apps that access repos, then you have granted read/write access. We would love to see a read-only option but were bound by this limitation.