A way to determine the owner of tlan application through Oauth2 or at least if they own an application

[cheesycod]

Use cases include knowing who owns a bot for the purpose of bot list services, vet trusted applications for my anti-raid/anti-nuke bot etc.

[advaith1]

if you want to check whether authorized user X owns application Y, you can already accomplish that by authorizing with applications.builds.read, fetching /applications/:id/branches, and seeing if it returns an error (these are from the game store days and are now deprecated, so you shouldn't rely on them)

[cheesycod]

This endpoint is deprecated and will be removed in the future according to jake

[jhgg]

Just chiming in that this endpoint is undocumented, deprecated and will at some point be removed. I would caution anyone to depend on this functionality as it may be removed or changed without notice.

For those looking at this discussion, if you are using the above endpoint, and its breakage would be perilous for your app, please post here, so we can consider offering an alternative.

[TempVoice]

For those looking at this discussion, if you are using the above endpoint, and its breakage would be perilous for your app, please post here, so we can consider offering an alternative.

I was thinking about using this endpoint to verify bot owners for my bot list website but a non deprecated solution would be great.

[AshMW2724]

For those looking at this discussion, if you are using the above endpoint, and its breakage would be perilous for your app, please post here, so we can consider offering an alternative.

Working on app where I need to verify a user's relation to a bot, would be great to have something officially supported, and also maybe a route to view a user's apps.