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GitHub access tokens
Jorge Castro edited this page Nov 10, 2025
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Go to GitHub's "New fine-grained personal access token" page, then set the following fields:
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Token name
Any name to identify the token in your device -
Expiration
If the device is from your company or shared, a closer expiration date will be better -
Repository access
Select "Only selected repositories" (Recommended) or "All repositories".
Permissions
- Click on Add permissions or + and select "Contents". (Usually the "Metadata" permission is automatically added.)
- Click outside, then in the list of permissions, for "Contents", click on "Access: Read-only" dropdown and select "Read and write" option.
Click on Generate Token, confirm the information is correct and click on Generate Token again.
If your token expired, generate a new token and run this command:
git remote set-url origin https://<token>@github.com/<username>/<repo>
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