Open mikemountjoy99 opened 2 years ago
Any update on this? We're facing the same issues and have no clue how to log in again after migrating to federated accounts ...
@smn-snkl I just ran into this myself - I'm not sure if the login works with Apple Business Manager.
I was able to get things to work by skipping the prompt to log into Apple in the CLI and using local credentials, although I'll bet that you can use remote credentials on EAS still. https://docs.expo.dev/app-signing/local-credentials/
Hi, encountering this issue as well. My organization has set up federated login for Apple accounts via Google, but it seems like it does not work with EAS cli.
Are there any ways to circumvent this limitation so I could use remote credentials, or use federated login with the EAS cli?
Same here +1
We're also having this issue CC @blumenthaler
the likely solution for us here is to support performing all operations with the App Store Connect (ASC) API key, rather than the older API that we still use in many cases due to it being well battle-tested. using the ASC API instead, you would not have to sign into your account except for once to generate the key (alternatively, if you are using federated auth then you could generated that key through the Apple Developer portal and then upload it to EAS). after that is done, you would be able to perform all operations without additional authentication. we're working on this and have rolled out some improvements recently. we'll share updates as we have them
We've recently migrated to federated accounts, and are now running into this set of problems.
Any updates on this @brentvatne ?
Alternatively is there a way to create the builds via xcode locally?
Summary
Expected behaviour: Allow login to Apple Developer Account with SSO configured.
Actual behaviour: Login fails
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macos 12.5
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