New and more granular OAuth scopes
New OAuth scopes with more granular permissions have been added. Existing OAuth clients and keys generated using previous scopes remain valid.
- Changed: New scopes for OAuth clients have been added with more granular permissions. Existing OAuth clients using the previous set of scopes, and keys generated using these clients, are still valid.
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