Currently having the access level as read-write-directmessages results in the error no read-write permission for access token. Strictly speaking this is not right, as the access level read-write-directmessages does give read-write permission, however only x-access-level: read-write is currently accepted.
(one could argue that since there is no need for access to direct messages, one should use that access level, but then the error-message should be changed a bit :)).
edsu
commented
9 years ago
Currently having the access level as
read-write-directmessagesresults in the errorno read-write permission for access token. Strictly speaking this is not right, as the access levelread-write-directmessagesdoes give read-write permission, however onlyx-access-level: read-writeis currently accepted.(one could argue that since there is no need for access to direct messages, one should use that access level, but then the error-message should be changed a bit :)).