This page describes what data is read and saved in the application, how is it used and how to delete it if necessary.
Your login data will be used only to read the user name and profile picture for your user, which organizations the user belongs to and the code of the repositories that you link to projects in this app. These login credentials will also be used to publish updates to your content. No other information will be accesed, such as issues, PRs, discussions, actions or other keys and settings. For more specific information on how data from GitHub is accesed, you can check the public source code.
When a login action is performed successfully, an access token is generated and the user name and email are fetched from the GitHub API. This data is stored inside a cookie in the cookie storage of the user's browser. This cookie is valid for 7 days, and can be revoked from github at any time using GitHub applicattions settings page, revoking the access from the pressunto app. Also, when a user logs out of the application, this cookie is deleted from the user's browser.
When you create a project using the New Project page, this information is saved in a remote Redis database provided by the platform Upstash.
When you create a new project, apart from updating records in the DB, a configuration file with the name pressunto.config.json is commited and pushed to the selected branch of the selected GitHub repository, at the root folder, with the following content:
{ "collections": [], "templates": [] }
This file stores the configureation for collections and templates, the data that Pressunto usees for organizing your content.
Using the danger zone section of the Settings page, all the stored information about a project can be deleted from the DB. All the records created or updated in the project creation phase will be reverted. The saved configuration file pressunto.config.json stored in the repository at the project creation time can also be deleted, leaving no trace of Pressunto in your repository as if it had never existed.
If you have any other request about your data being deleted you can send me an email at juanorigami (at) gmail.com