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GitHub Introduces Temporary Header for Token Format Testing
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Why it matters
- →Developers can test their applications with the new token format before the full rollout.
- →The change ensures applications are compatible with both stateless and stateful tokens.
- →The temporary header provides flexibility during the transition period.
GitHub has announced a temporary request header to assist developers in testing a new token format for GitHub App installation tokens. This header allows developers to choose between the new stateless token format, which is a JWT prefixed with 'ghs_', and the existing stateful format. The stateless tokens are longer and contain two dots, unlike the shorter, opaque stateful tokens. This change is part of a broader rollout, and developers are encouraged to validate their applications to handle both formats before the header is deprecated. The update applies to GitHub Enterprise Cloud and Data Residency environments.
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