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Add gitlab scope documentation #267

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If no scope is specified it appears that gitlab.com defaults to
'api', which grants complete read/write access to the API
including all groups and projects. That... is a lot.

Setting the scope to 'read_user' works in my TLJH installation.
Before setting the scope in TLJH, authentication would fail
unless I'd granted api permission in my gitlab.com OAuth
server application.

After limiting the scope which my TLJH client requests, I can
remove the api permission from my gitlab.com OAuth server
application and authentication succeeds.

It may be appropriate to make read_user scope be the default in
oauthenticator/gitlab.py. Github appears to default to a much
more limited and read-only set of permissions if no specific
scope is requested, leaving the scope unset on github is
reasonable. Leaving the scope unset on Gitlab seems less
reasonable.
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minrk commented Jun 28, 2019

Excellent, thanks!

@minrk minrk merged commit 04d664e into jupyterhub:master Jun 28, 2019
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