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** When you hit the "Authorize" button, you'll do the Auth0/2FA dance | ** When you hit the "Authorize" button, you'll do the Auth0/2FA dance | ||
* Once you've authorized all the organizations you want to, you'll be asked to "Authorize GitHub" - do this, and you should be back to working. | * Once you've authorized all the organizations you want to, you'll be asked to "Authorize GitHub" - do this, and you should be back to working. | ||
=== Reset OAuth Tokens === | |||
If any OAuth'd apps stop working, you may need to reset their tokens. To date we've seen this with GitHub plugins for VS Code, though others do it as well. | |||
Unlike SSH/PAT, OAuth doesn't currently have a way to update the token with new authentications. | |||
* First, try logging out/back in for the OAuth'd thing. | |||
* Second, try revoking the token using the directions [https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/reviewing-your-authorized-integrations#reviewing-your-authorized-oauth-apps here] | |||
* After revoking, redo the setup of the affected system again to regenerate the token. | |||
== Troubleshooting == | == Troubleshooting == | ||