Accessing a SourceCraft repository with a personal access token (PAT)

To authenticate in SourceCraft and access repositories, you can use a personal access token (PAT).

To access a SourceCraft repository with a personal access token:

If you no longer need token-based access, delete the token.

Create a personal access token

Open the service home page.
In the left-hand panel, click Home and go to Access → Personal access tokens.
On the Personal access tokens page, click Generate new token:
- In the Token name field, specify a token name.
- Optionally, in the Description field, enter a description for the token.
- Select a token expiration date from the Expiration drop-down list.
  
  To set a custom expiration date, select Custom and specify the date when the token will expire.
- Under Repository access, select the repositories to grant access to:
  - All repositories: Access to all your repositories.
  - Only selected repositories: Access to selected repositories only, no more than 10.
    
    In the Organization field, select the organization hosting your repository. In the Repository field, specify a name for the repository.
    
    To add another repository, click Add another repository.
  With a personal token, you will also have read access to all public repositories.
- Under Permissions, select the repository roles that will be granted using the token.
Click Generate token.
In the window that opens:
- Copy the personal token and save it in a secure location.
  
  Warning
  
  You will not be able to view the personal token value in the SourceCraft interface again.
- Click Close, I’ve copied the token.

In the terminal, run this command:

git clone <link_for_cloning_repository>

Open the service home page.
In the left-hand panel, click Homeand go to Access → Personal access tokens.
On the Personal access tokens page, click next to the personal token you want to delete.
Click I understand, delete this token.