I’m tearing my hair out over this error I get when trying to notarize an app. Error that is returned is below. “status”: “Rejected”,
“statusSummary”: “Team is not yet configured for notarization. Please contact Developer Programs Support at developer.apple.com under the topic Development and Technical / Other Development or Technical Questions.”,
“statusCode”: 7000,
I’ve have contacted Support some days ago but nothing yet wondering if any one has resolved this without Apple support. I’ve trying un-installing CLtools but nothing.
For the life of me I cant see any agreements that require submitting. Am I better of unenrolling and re-enrol, is that even possible. I have clients waiting for updated apps that I can notarise and no responses from apple.
Support were unable to help as soon as I said using a thirdparty app to upload they didnt want to know about it, even though I said it was using xcode command line.
I tried submitting via command line and got the same error dont know what to do next.
Usually, it uploads and after a few minutes SD log says failed when I choose File > Info for…> last submission it gives me the above error message. I tried submitting via xcrun in terminal and got same result.
In the past hour when trying to submit either via SD or xcrun its timing out or just showing In Progress .
I’m not sure how to reset SD to a new app-specific password.
Can we see the actual log? Send it to me privately, if that’s your concern, but I can’t suggest anything else without seeing exactly what you’re seeing.
FWIW, I strongly suspect the problems were caused by having the apps in Dropbox when you submitted them. Locally-stored files are definitely the way to go.
Ok great so revoking the app-specific password will trigger SD Notary to ask for a password?
Not sure if it was dropbox or apple silently fixing something with my account as I have successfully passed other apps this morning that are stored on dropbox. Given your advice I have changed my workflow to run a script that saves an archive copy of my working script to a dropbox folder for disaster recovery but to have the working files on the local drive.