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While adding a new GitHub organization to your Confluence, it does not show any authorization option, and configuring macro details on the page results in a 400 error.
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\uD83C\uDF31 Solution
This issue happens mostly due to an active session of Github in your browser. By default, Github Macros for Confluence takes the current session to access any organization /or data.
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Log out of any active session of Github in your browser.
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Follow the steps mentioned https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/GMFC/pages/150241327/Configuring+Github+Macros+for+Confluence+Cloud#:~:text=and%20public%20repositories.-,Configuration,-Go%20to%20the to add a new organization.
Navigate to Settings > Manage apps > Github Macros for Confluence. Then, click Configure to open the app configuration page.
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Enter a name for the token and click Create new Link. An intermediate page is then displayed.
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Click on Start Workflow and enter your GitHub login credentials to add a new token entry.
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Configure macro on page with required details to show data. As an example below -
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