Thank you, yes confirm this is fixed in Xcode14.b3, didn't upgrade properly on my end.
Is there any update on this issue?
We still see this in the latest xcode 14 beta3, and the link to the FB10129497 doesn't show anything.
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I think the misunderstanding is you don't have to use apiKey for notarization, you can use an Apple ID app-specific password token to do this as well.
You can go to appleid.apple.com, create an app-specific passwords, then use that to notarize, and then you should be able to do this with your own account level permission, which I believe access to Developer Resource is enough, or app manager.
xcrun altool --notarize-app -u your_username@company.com -p your_app_specific_password whatever else options you want
apiKey is certainly a good option as well, but I still can't figure out how to generate apiKey for app-manager with different apps permission like you can in Users role and connect.
FB7382823, any help would be great, we are stuck.
I have the same issue, I have an enterprise account and appstore account, but the enterpise throw off the contract error message, when I tried to use my appstore account it say I am not a member of provider.
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A complete clean build never works for me.What work for me is an incremental build without cleaning, always work.
