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Authentication with Apple Developer Portal failing with 503 status code #2639
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When attempting to build the iOS version of my app using npx eas build -p ios, I encountered the following error: Authentication with Apple Developer Portal failed! Error: build command failed. |
same here |
Authentication with Apple Developer Portal failed! |
Same here, and still experiencing the same error "Authentication with Apple Developer Portal failed!", using the alternative |
same here, tried using |
Workaround seems to be adding |
@pwellner can you please share snapshot of eas.json, how did you add it? |
@pwellner did this help you when authenticating or submitting to the store? It didn't solve my authentication problems |
This work for me |
The |
And what if I'm trying it for the first time - there is no solution, just wait :) |
same problem here, neither with or without --non-interactive works. |
Rough that Apple did this on a Friday...I'm not expecting any resolution until Monday at least. Apple-induced furlough I suppose for the weekend! |
+1 |
Try with this Expo 50.0.17
Ensure you have this set in a eas.json
Replace ascAppId, appleID and appleTeamId with yours |
We just rolled out a fix in |
You fucking saints 🥹 Thank you so much |
Confirmed. Thank you ❤️ |
I love this community 🫶 |
GOATS |
It worked once, but I had to cancel the command (was running it locally, but I wanted to create EAS build remotely), so after running the command second time, I'm still getting
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@mmasiulis Can you share a screenshot or the logs of what you see? (you can hide the email / team id / other sensitive parts) |
@byCedric Sure,
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@byCedric Apparently it started working on the next morning, forgot to inform you. Thx for support! |
I'm still getting API auth errors (with a known-good password) on version |
Still getting this error!
Running |
Still getting this error as well on 12.6.1. I downgraded to 12.5.4 and it worked |
Both 12.5.4 and 12.6.2 throw a 503 for me from this call. In snooping on the request there are header clues xcode gets involved, reported as version: 7.0 (7A120f) which is substantially different to version 16.1 (16B40) which is what I have installed. Could there be something deeper in
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Hi all, errors authenticating with Apple persist for me using eas-cli 12.6.2. I believe the issue is with keychain access to the local device, probably due to some recent changes with macOS managing secrets or dev tool privileges since Xcode was just updated last week, too. I have mitigated the issue by prepending
I also want to give deep thanks to the project developers and maintainers of Expo and eas-cli for such an excellent developer tool set they have built. I can still remember that to develop iOS apps, you had to create .cer and .mobileprovision creds on Apple's website, downloading/install the files manually, and then softly chant to the current version of Xcode as it verified that you performed the authentication rituals without error ... how far we've come 🥲 |
if ur getting module not found, try updagraing to 12.5.4, and clear ur npx cache |
bombs exploding here as well. In my case it worked updating eas to latest globally and pinning the same version at eas.json ( |
I'm getting this error:
Not sure if it makes a difference, but my Apple account uses Google Federation via email to authenticate instead of traditional email/password UPDATE: Read the docs, looks like they don't supported federated apple accounts. womp womp. |
I'm still getting the error. Two different devices.
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Totally new expo project, and am getting this error... |
Internal Server Error: 'h', 'Received an internal server error from Apple's App Store Connect / Developer Portal servers, please try again later'. Retrying after 3 seconds (remaining: 3) ✖ Logging in... |
This is the output I am having, this shows that eas-cli has 7.8.0 version installed, how i fix it?
I tried "npm install -g eas-cli" multiple times, but still not updating. |
try |
I removed it, and then installed it again, and it works now. Thank you |
Is anyone else still getting this error? I tried all the steps. Removing eas and installing it with
Could it be my node version?
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I must have missed this on my first scan through. This worked for me!! Thank you. What a nightmare. It may be to do with using macOS 15.1. For anyone still having this issue, try this! |
None of the solutions seem to be working for me....
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Same outcome as dmateertf. Using NPX for eas submit to get the latest version. Also pointed to |
I'm experiencing the same issue as @dmateertf and @jameswagoner as well, I tried changing version back to |
Also seeing this, should re re-open this ticket @byCedric ? |
I tried using a previous work around mentioned above, where the |
I had the same result. The build is sitting there in Expo dashboard. Ultimately I will just download the build, use Transport (in the app store) to upload. I add a new platform in apple connect, select the uploaded build farther down the page, then save for review. |
I am experiencing the same issue running |
I am experiencing the same thing with version 13.4.2 currently. I have tried some of the flags mentioned above |
I pinned it so it's easier to find it |
Edit: see latest comment
When authenticating with the Apple Developer Portal through EAS CLI, you may see the following error:
We are investigating this and expect investigation to take time as the issue involves external services and it is the weekend, currently night time in North America. Thank you for understanding.
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