OAuth scopes and API endpoints
Relevant when using the Individual Access (OAuth 2.0) authentication method.
See Access token scopes and API endpoints when using Managed Access
Git for Confluence uses OAuth to connect to your Git provider. Once you sign in with your Git account your will be asked to give Git for Confluence a few permissions. These permissions are called OAuth scopes, they define what Git for Confluence is allowed to do when you acknowledge the connection.
Have a look at the OAuth scopes that are required for your specific Git provider and see what API endpoints we use for this integration.
Withdraw authorization for a Git provider
Withdrawing authorization for a Git provider can be done via the providers. Below are a few examples for where to find more information:
BitBucket: https://bitbucket.org/account/settings/app-authorizations/
Azure DevOps https://dev.azure.com/YOURUSERNAME/_usersSettings/authorizations