App Specific pw
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@Sampletekk said in App Specific pw:
I'm trying to add credentials for Notarytool, but getting an error saying that apple-id and app specific password doesn't match.
I create the app specific ID here: https://account.apple.com/, but that's not where I login as a developer. Is it possible to create an app specific pw in my delevopers account, and might this be the problem with mismatching apple-id and app specific pw?as @Orange suggests - you need to enroll in the Apple Developer Program ($99/year) and in your Apple Developer account/interface create an app specific password for the notary tool....
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@orange said in App Specific pw:
@Sampletekk Have you enrolled the membership of the Apple Developer account, which costs $100 per year?
Yes
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@Lindon said in App Specific pw:
@Sampletekk said in App Specific pw:
I'm trying to add credentials for Notarytool, but getting an error saying that apple-id and app specific password doesn't match.
I create the app specific ID here: https://account.apple.com/, but that's not where I login as a developer. Is it possible to create an app specific pw in my delevopers account, and might this be the problem with mismatching apple-id and app specific pw?as @Orange suggests - you need to enroll in the Apple Developer Program ($99/year) and in your Apple Developer account/interface create an app specific password for the notary tool....
Done this!
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As said, I am a member, (paid $99), a few weeks ago. I can't find where you create a app specific pw when I login to my Apple developer account. That was my initial question
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@d-healey said in App Specific pw:
@Sampletekk https://discussions.apple.com/thread/254805086?sortBy=rank
That link in that thread: https://appleid.apple.com./ , takes me to a page, that when I login, brings me to a page that looks like this:
When I login to my developers account, I come to a page that looks like this:
Now, I've created a app specific password using the first link. That doesn't work.
So, my question was if I need to create the pw om my Developer account, and if so, where I can do that -
@Sampletekk said in App Specific pw:
That doesn't work.
What makes you think it's the App Specific password that isn't working and not something else?
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@d-healey said in App Specific pw:
@Sampletekk said in App Specific pw:
That doesn't work.
What makes you think it's the App Specific password that isn't working and not something else?
This:
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@Sampletekk Not sure about that store-credentials thingy. This is the line I'm using
xcrun notarytool submit --apple-id "$apple_id" --password "$app_specific_password" --team-id "$team_id_for_notarization" "MyInstaller.pkg" -
@Sampletekk said in App Specific pw:
@d-healey said in App Specific pw:
@Sampletekk said in App Specific pw:
That doesn't work.
What makes you think it's the App Specific password that isn't working and not something else?
This:
yeah that store-credentials is all wrong, and you are missing the app-specifc-password in any case, probably best to read as much of this as you can manage:
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@Lindon said in App Specific pw:
@Sampletekk said in App Specific pw:
@d-healey said in App Specific pw:
@Sampletekk said in App Specific pw:
That doesn't work.
What makes you think it's the App Specific password that isn't working and not something else?
This:
yeah that store-credentials is all wrong, and you are missing the app-specifc-password in any case, probably best to read as much of this as you can manage:
I've entered the app-specific pw in the process, when prompted:
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@Sampletekk well none of us does it this way.... look up the CLI command to execute notary-tool and follow that. Its right there in the first post in the link I sent you:
xcrun notarytool submit --apple-id "you apple id" --password "your notarytool password" --team-id "your team id" --wait "plugin.zip" -
@Lindon Ok, I'll try that!
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Just a question: I assume that you login to your apple account at https://account.apple.com/ when making app specific passwords, correct? And that you login to your developes account at: https://developer.apple.com/account/ Is this correct?
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@Sampletekk Yes
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@d-healey said in App Specific pw:
@Sampletekk Yes
Do you need to do something to "connect" the developer side with the private side? Any settings that needs to be made?
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@Sampletekk Not that I recall.
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@Sampletekk said in App Specific pw:
@d-healey said in App Specific pw:
@Sampletekk Yes
Do you need to do something to "connect" the developer side with the private side? Any settings that needs to be made?
When you enroll to the Apple developer account, you should use your Apple ID, so in that case they would be connected.
