I had a very similar issue trying to change which account was used to authenticate gitlab to our existing app and workflows. There was no clear solution to the problem but I basically tried these steps over and over, while also trying to run a workflow.
Remove the app from my personal gitlab profile
Remove the integration to gitlab from Users & Access
Add the integration from Users & Access with the new account (creating the app in gitlab)
In one of the workflows I had already configured, adding a new primary repository, which is just the same link
Make sure every workflow is using that "new" primary repository
Delete the old primary repository from the xcode cloud settings for my app
Eventually it worked, not really sure which one of those steps did it
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Issue is still intermittently occurring, but it seems like my builds are running without issue. Apple really needs to provide more debug information when it comes to this platform
Do you also track the status of your gitlab pipeline before running the xcode cloud workflow? Curious if this is possible
Thank you!!
@tomaskafka Was it also stuck at 93%? I fear I'm having the same issue
I'm assuming there's some sort of proxy or configuration on the xcode cloud build servers that I can't see that's causing this. I believe a fix could be to turn off SSL verification, which isn't a great idea