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Limitations of Management Tokens
- A maximum of 10 management tokens can exist at a time in a specific stack.
- A management token can only be generated by the owner or admin of a stack.
- A management token cannot be used for the following modules: organization, stack, user session, and tokens.
- A management token cannot be used to accept/reject a received publish/unpublish request for an entry.
- A management token cannot be used to invite users to and remove users from the stack.
- The custom rate limit value for read and write requests cannot exceed the organization’s rate limit.
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