+ [2020-07-17T16:31:32Z] cos Trying to figure out the minimal set of scopes required for personal access tokens to do certain things.
+ [2020-07-17T16:31:57Z] cos Looking at https://developer.github.com/apps/building-oauth-apps/understanding-scopes-for-oauth-apps/ but it isn't specific enough about some things, or doesn't have all the right terms to be searchable.
+ [2020-07-17T16:32:20Z] cos Anyone know, for example, what is the minimal scope to allow a release to be created? To allow assets to be uploaded to a release?
+ [2020-07-17T16:32:48Z] cos Also, what is the minimum scope needed to be able to read pull requests and their comments?
+ [2020-07-17T16:34:15Z] cos I guess 'repo' will allow all of the above, and nothing less than 'repo' will suffice for any of the above, but it's not clear.

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Posted by cos in #github at 2020-07-17T16:32:20Z

Anyone know, for example, what is the minimal scope to allow a release to be created? To allow assets to be uploaded to a release?
+ [2020-07-18T12:15:02Z] rawtaz hi. im looking at https://github.com/flussonic/eximap and it says "This branch is even with khodzha:master" (khodzha:master being the upstream). but looking at https://github.com/flussonic/eximap/network i dont even see the khodzha repository, why is that?
+ [2020-07-18T14:14:35Z] rawtaz lol, this channel is always completely dead when im here
+ [2020-07-18T16:53:21Z] sgt_chuckles i created a new repo in github, and CI-CD'd to gitlab. My new branch doesn't show in gitlab.
+ [2020-07-18T16:53:35Z] sgt_chuckles how do i pull updates from an imported repo in gitlab