write:public_key scope: Grants access to creating, listing, and viewing details for public keys. We use this in our gist feature, so you can highlight code and create gists directly from Visual Studio gist scope: Grants write access to gists. This is needed for all git network operations (push, pull, fetch), and for getting information about the repository you're currently working on. repo scope: Grants read/write access to code, commit statuses, invitations, collaborators, adding team memberships, and deployment statuses for public and private repositories and organizations. We currently use this to display your avatar and check whether your plans lets you publish private repositories. user scope: Grants access to the user profile data. The scopes for the personal access token are: user, repo, gist, and write:public_key. If all signin options above fail, you can manually create a personal access token and use it as your password. 
For a GitHub Enterprise account, contact your GitHub Enterprise site administrator. For more information on creating a GitHub account, see " Signing up for a new GitHub account". 
You can create personal access tokens by following the instructions in the section below.īefore you authenticate, you must already have a GitHub or GitHub Enterprise account. If a Token field appears, enter a valid token.If a Password field appears, enter your password.To sign in with credentials, enter the GitHub Enterprise server address.To sign in with SSO, enter the GitHub Enterprise server address and select Sign in with your browser.
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