So, it turns out I did register "User identity verification only".
What I'm trying to do is write a tool which can access admin-only data, such as deleted page history, by letting a user authenticate using their enwiki credentials. I have no need (or desire) to allow edits, just reading. I assume what I want is "basic + viewdeleted"?
Can I generate a consumer key now, with just basic, do some testing with that, and then upgrade to the viewdeleted grant later? Or would I just stop using the basic-only consumer key and generate a new one that has basic + viewdeleted?
Is there such a thing as a "read-only" consumer? For what I want to do, I'll never want my app to do any edits. It would make sense to get a read-only consumer key, if such a thing existed.
On Jul 9, 2020, at 7:29 PM, Roy Smith roy@panix.com wrote:
I've got several oauth tokens that I registered for a while ago. I have the actual tokens, but where I can I look up the details like whether I registered them as owner-only, etc?
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