Force user to explicitly select token scope, show warning if user scopes to account #6271
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@woodruffw what do you think of the copy here? "have the same power as your account password" isn't technically true, as it will only work for package uploads... |
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In addition to the warning, we could force users to explicitly select their scope, e.g.
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Yeah, that's true. How about "will be able to modify all of your projects"?
Great idea! I totally forgot this was possible 😅 |
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I'll take a look at adding the JS snippet. |
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Closing in favor of #6274. |
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Closes #6266
@woodruffw would you be able to write a small snippet of JS that toggles the visibility of the warning, depending on whether or not "Entire account (all projects)" is selected above?