[Feature] Distinguish difference between personal (classic) access tokens and fine-grained access tokens

[pvcasillasg]

Hey there, in the step to create a personal access token, you should update it to the fine-grained tokens!

Loving this course!

[nguyenalex836]

@pvcasillasg Hello! 👋 Thank you for taking the time to open an issue!

Hey there, in the step to create a personal access token, you should update it to the fine-grained tokens!

Can you elaborate more on what you mean here? We're glad you are enjoying the course! ✨

[pvcasillasg]

@pvcasillasg Hello! 👋 Thank you for taking the time to open an issue!

Hey there, in the step to create a personal access token, you should update it to the fine-grained tokens!

Can you elaborate more on what you mean here? We're glad you are enjoying the course! ✨

It's kinda weird, but i have never use a personal access token, and I spend some minutes trying to look for those permisions, so maybe you should update the permissions that requiere to set a fine grainer access token.

or just specify which type of access token are you referring in the step, something like this: Pull Request #43

Just for the most newbies that never did something like that before!

Edit:

The 4th step refer to personal access token but there is two Types of personal access token, which can be a bit confusing

[nguyenalex836]

@pvcasillasg Gotcha! Really appreciate the elaboration here 💛 I'll have the team review this - thanks again for flagging!

[pvcasillasg]

@pvcasillasg Gotcha! Really appreciate the elaboration here 💛 I'll have the review this - thanks again for flagging!

Thanks to you to take my consideration!