use :oauth-token instead of :auth #54
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The way the README is currently written made it sound like you just put :oauth-token in to the options map _in addition to_ :auth. When you add it, the header that gets put into the request is
>> Authorization: Basic asfdhjkfshjdfsdhjsfhdja897243879487943=
So it's still trying to do basic auth with the username/password. You really need to use :oauth-token _instead_ of :auth. When you replace it, the header that gets put into the request is
>> Authorization: token 87934589534980dgsflnjkldfgsfgsfd
For me this was a "Personal access token" created from the [Applications Settings](https://github.com/settings/applications) page.
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use :oauth-token instead of :auth
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The way the README is currently written made it sound like you just put :oauth-token in to the options map in addition to :auth. When you add it, the header that gets put into the request is
So it's still trying to do basic auth with the username/password. You really need to use :oauth-token instead of :auth. When you replace it, the header that gets put into the request is
For me this was a "Personal access token" created from the Applications Settings page.