What happens when a token expires?

In the event that your GitHub token has been revoked or expired, you or the application utilizing the token will be required to generate a new one. This is a necessary step to regain access to the required authentication services.

The reasons behind a token's revocation or expiration can vary. Some common causes include security concerns, such as suspected unauthorized access or a breach of security protocols. Additionally, tokens may expire due to preset time limits or changes in user permissions.

Once a token for authentication purposes, such as Git and API requests, has reached its expiration date or has been revoked, it loses its validity. It can no longer be utilized for the intended authentication processes.

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It's important to understand that the expiration or revocation of a token is a permanent action. There is no mechanism to restore or reactivate an expired or revoked token.