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  1. Development

Generating GitHub PAT

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exile.watch packages utilize the GitHub NPM registry.

Working with the GitHub NPM registry requires tokens with read permission. Therefore, a PAT is needed, even if you only wish to access public repositories (a.k.a. public packages)

Instructions for generating a GitHub PAT (Personal Access Token) can be found .

Apart from naming your token, no additional modifications are necessary on your part.

Ensure that Repository access includes Public Repositories (read-only) checked.

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