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Fix some typos (#9)
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source/creating-github-app.rst

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How exactly can we create the ``installation access token`` from an ``installation_id``?
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The documentation linked above has more details, but the process is as follows.
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We will be creating a JWT (JSON web token with the GitHub App's ID, and GitHub
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We will be creating a JWT (JSON web token) with the GitHub App's ID, and GitHub
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App's Private Key. We will then pass in the JWT and ``installation_id`` to GitHub,
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and GitHub will provide us with an ``installation_access_token``.
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source/responding-to-webhook.rst

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"repositories". So we can iterate on it and construct the url as follows::
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for repository in event.data['repositories']:
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url = f"/repos/{repository['full_name'}/issues"
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url = f"/repos/{repository['full_name']}/issues"
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The next piece we want to figure out is what should the comment message be. For
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this exercise, we want to thank the author, and say something like
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"Thanks for installing me, @author!".get(
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"Thanks for installing me, @author!".
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Take a look again at the issue event payload::
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