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Why is it possible to create github authorization without oauthApp, but not reset/update?
Using POST /authorizations with a body
and BasicAuth, you can get a token and use it successfully. But only those registered on the OAuthApp github have the opportunity to get a new token for an existing authorization. As a result, the simplest crutch is to generate a note, thereby creating a new authorization every user login. Question 1: Why give the opportunity to create a new authorization through Basic, but not give the opportunity to update the authorization through the same Basic? Question 2: If github moves everyone to oauth, then why leave the documentation for creating authorization through Basic? { "note": "myApp" }
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but do not give the opportunity to update the authorization through the same Basic?
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