Your session has expired, please login

I log into my Apple Id account under Pref->Account. I AM able to login, it shows me as a team memeber. Then I exit xcode and when I run it, I go to Pref->Account, it says 'Your session has expired, please login'. I can do this over and over.


Thanks

Ralph

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When are you asked to login ?

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Claude31
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Under Pref->Account.

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rkrausse
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Have a paid dev program account, or using Xcode's free provisioning?

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I'm having this exact problem as well, with a newly created Apple ID joined to my company's paid dev program. I found some older threads on this which recommended turning on two-factor authentication, but it made no difference for me.

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EXACTLY. I just called apple support (AGAIN) and they told me to creae a xcode support incident (which I already did) and they told me to contact support. IS APPLE AWAKE HERE?


CAN ANYONE HELP.


I CAN'T CODE.


HELP HELP HELP

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Try this. I received this and email and it did work for me


You can work around this in the meantime by setting this default in Terminal.app (Path: /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app):


defaults write -g DVTDeveloperAccountUseKeychainService -bool NO


Quit and relaunch Xcode, log into any accounts again, and the credentials should be persisted.

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2019 and the problem od “Your session has expired. Please log in.” is still there. And no solition.

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Martin.Krischik
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Having the same problem. August 2020.
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adansinacento
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Same problem here. August 2020. Xcode 11.6.

After entering valid Apple ID and password I immediately see "Your session has expired.  Please log in" message again.

defaults write -g DVTDeveloperAccountUseKeychainService -bool NO and relaunching Xcode didn't help.
Reinstalling Xcode didn't help.
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YerlanKussainov
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Same problem as everyone else. I can't login.. after entering valid login/pw it immediately says "Your session has expired. Please log in. Try signing in again or contact Apple Developer Support to resolve account access issues."

Can't code.. please help!
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@valdamnit

This is an old thread, the more recent thread is here. Please comment and upvote so that it hopefully be more visible: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/656161
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Lastminuteguy
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Same as YerlanKussainov.  August 2020. Xcode 11.6.

After entering valid Apple ID and password I immediately see "Your session has expired. Please log in" message again.

defaults write -g DVTDeveloperAccountUseKeychainService -bool NO and relaunching Xcode didn't help.
Reinstalling Xcode didn't help.
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Same issue, August 2020.
Trying to enter password for dev account and see "session has expired" immediately in Xcode 11.6. However, if I open Xcode 12 beta 4, the account is marked as logged in.

P.S. I'm on Big Sur beta 4.
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ViktorCode
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Having this exact problem on Big Sur Beta 11.0.

Has anyone been able to fix this?
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NordicYogi
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same here.  Big Sur Beta 11.0 and Xcode Version 11.6 (11E708).

Updating xcode to version 12 might help? I haven't tried it yet, cause manually downloading new xcode and installing it, is pain in the *** for me.
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