Thank you for the answer.
I had been trying to distribute the ipa straight through Visual Studio as I had been doing before, this was causing an error and I did not get any meaningful logs or error messages from Visual Studio.
When I ran it straight from the Mac with the following commands:
xcrun altool --validate-app --file "$PATH_TO_IPA" --type ios --username "$APPLE_ACCOUNT_USERNAME" --password "$APP_SPECIFIC_PASSW" --verbose
xcrun altool --upload-app --file "$PATH_TO_IPA" --type ios --username "$APPLE_ACCOUNT_USERNAME" --password "$APP_SPECIFIC_PASSW" --verbose
I had more success, both with error details and execution. The .ipa did upload correctly from these commands run directly on the mac, after distibuting Ad-Hoc in visual studio and copying the .ipa over.
Petursinn
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Happening here as well, 2nd July 2024, using VS connected to xcode, coding in MAUI
App Store bundle validation failed for archive ***** "altool" exited with code 1. The provided entity includes an attribute with a value that has already been used