GitHub packages do not fall back to global GitHub token

[mordae]

Adding a GitHub package without specifying the access token in its options results in quota exceeded errors since the globally configured token is not used. One must repeat the token for every such package, which is tedious.

On top of that, it is impossible to change the per-package token, meaning after one finds that they have too many packages, one has to go through them all and re-add them.

Once the token expires, one would have to re-add all the packages to change the token as well.

1. Please make it so that the packages fall back to the globally configured token.
2. Remove the per-package token or make it editable so that one could replace it once it expires.

[ImranR98]

Not sure what you mean by GitHub "package" - could you provide an example?

[mordae]

Packages installed from GitHub releases. Added by searching GitHub from Obtainium.

For example Obtainium.

[mordae]

My case:

1. Add a bunch of packages by searching GitHub.
2. Quota exceeded.
3. Add global token.
4. Search goes fine, add or update gives quota exceeded.
5. Remove all packages and add them with the same token explicitly repeated in their configuration.
6. Worry I'd have to do it again in a year or so after the token expires.

[ImranR98]

Should be fixed: https://github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium/releases/tag/v1.1.26