So I understand that there’s a bucket for App Access Tokens (AAT) and User Access Tokens (UAT) per:
Twitch API Rate Limits
Your app is given a bucket for app access requests and a bucket for user access requests. For requests that specify a user access token, the limits are applied per client ID per user per minute.
Does this separate bucket apply to API endpoints that only need an AAT and you provide it with a UAT?
Example:
GET https://api.twitch.tv/helix/clips
If I provide a UAT, does it get its own bucket despite this endpoint only needing an App Access Token or does it charge my App bucket?
What I’m trying to confirm is whether or not my scaling concerns for App Access Token Twitch endpoints are resolved by UATs.