Multiple redirect URIs and token refresh for OAuth apps

UpdateAug 14, 2026VerifiedAdded Sep 22, 2026

We’ve released multiple updates to the OAuth app and GitHub App platforms to support more secure app development: OAuth apps can opt in to expiring access tokens and refresh tokens. OAuth apps can have multiple redirect URIs. Both GitHub Apps and OAuth apps can enable wildcard matching for redirect URIs if needed.

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GitHub platformAug 13, 2026

Block users from comments in personal repositories

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