Add Cloud OAuth consent changelog#3079
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Greptile SummaryThis PR adds a single changelog entry announcing that Appwrite Cloud's OAuth consent screen now displays a read-only permission summary and supports Rich Authorization Requests (RAR) with
Confidence Score: 4/5Safe to merge — this is a documentation-only change with no runtime impact; the two gaps are cosmetic and can be addressed in a follow-up. The changelog content is accurate and well-written. The only gaps are a missing Only Important Files Changed
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| title: Appwrite Cloud OAuth consent now supports resource-bound authorization | ||
| date: 2026-07-03 | ||
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Almost every changelog entry that describes a UI or product change includes a cover field (e.g. cover: /images/changelog/2025-07-03.avif) and a corresponding image file under src/images/changelog/. This entry has no cover field and no matching image exists in the repo. Because this particular change is a visual consent-screen redesign, a cover screenshot would be especially helpful for readers — without it the entry will render without a hero image while all surrounding entries have one.
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| For apps using Rich Authorization Requests, Appwrite Cloud now also lets users bind requested access to specific projects and organizations through `authorization_details`-based resource selection. Users can choose whether project and organization access applies broadly or only to selected resources, and Appwrite sends the resulting resource binding back when the request is approved. | ||
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| This gives connected apps a clearer consent experience while keeping authorization precise: scopes describe the requested privileges, and `authorization_details` controls which Appwrite Cloud projects or organizations those privileges are bound to. |
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Most changelog entries close with an {% arrow_link %} component pointing to a blog post, docs page, or Discord discussion so readers can explore further. This entry ends without one. If there is a related docs page, blog post, or console deep-link for the new consent flow, adding an {% arrow_link %} would match the existing pattern and give readers a clear next step.
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