The solution is simple: Login with this account to iTunes (not iTunesConnect). I am sure you didn’t do that. You can take your iPhone or iPad to do that or download the iTunes application.
For me, I was filling out the form in Safari and getting the error. I logged out, then switched to Chrome and signed in. This fixed the error, and I was able to submit.
UPDATE 2015-01-05, per SarahR: If you already have an app created, you can use its SKU for the app you want to check, and you’ll get an error on submission that that SKU has already been used. If you don’t remember the SKU you used for an existing app, you can go to the app … Read more
I was searching the web for this for some hours. Actually it is pretty easy and you can verify this in itunes connect: 1. All you have to do If your app uses only HTTPS or uses encryption only for authentication, tokens, etc., there is nothing you have to do, just include <key>ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption</key><false/> in your … Read more
Click Filters, click Transaction Type from the drop down, and click “Updates”. Update 07/06/15: It’s still pretty similar: Click Add Filters->Transaction Type, then click Updates.
Assuming you’re building against the 8.x SDK, and you have set the deployment target to 8.x or higher, that’ll be enough. However, I’d imagine you set the deployment target the wrong place in Xcode. You’ll need to set it under your Project and not under your Target. Alternatively, if you have a .xcconfig file, you … Read more
Update: Here it is, my precious: Just invite your usual Apple ID in each desired team’s Users and Roles section, click a link from the invitation email and you’re done! 🎉 It really seems that you can’t use the same iTunes Connect account for multiple teams. But what I’ve recently found out is that you … Read more
Try to sign out, and then sign in to itunesconnect site. it worked for me
As it mentions already, it’s just an informational message. You don’t need to worry about rejection because of this. What it means is that it cannot do API analysis before upload. It does this analysis to check if you use any restricted API’s from the SDK. So it could warn you and allow you to … Read more
With Xcode 11 as command line tools, to validate or upload an ipa, replace altool with xcrun altool: xcrun altool –validate-app –file “$IPA_PATH” –username “$APP_STORE_USERNAME” –password @keychain:”Application Loader: $APP_STORE_USERNAME” xcrun altool –upload-app –file “$IPA_PATH” –username “$APP_STORE_USERNAME” –password @keychain:”Application Loader: $APP_STORE_USERNAME” Get more help with xcrun altool –help.