The recent GitHub Community discussion #193208 brought a common, yet alarming, scenario to light: unintended broad access to repositories following a third-party integration. User Saiydur detailed how, despite granting Vercel limited access to a single GitHub repository, it appeared to gain access to all their repositories. More concerning were the force-pushes across multiple repositories and branches, introducing changes to critical configuration files like .gitignore , Tailwind CSS/PostCSS, and ESLint settings. This situation immediately raises critical questions for dev teams, product managers, and CTOs alike: How can an integration intended for a single repository gain such broad access? Is this a security breach, or a common pitfall in modern development workflows? And most importantly, how do we prevent it and ensure our git reporting remains accurate and trustworthy?…