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From Developer account requirements:

To use Xcode Cloud, you must:

• Be enrolled in the Apple Developer Program.
• Use Xcode 15.0 or later.
• Add your Apple ID under Accounts in Xcode settings.
• Have an app record for your app in App Store Connect or have the required role or permission to create one.

To create an app record, you must have the App Manager, Admin, or Account Holder role for your Apple Developer team. If you have the Developer role, you need the Create Apps permission. If you don’t have the required role or permission, work with a team member who does. For more information, see Create an app record in App Store Connect.

For more information about roles in App Store Connect, see Role permissions. For more information about creating an app record, see Add a new app.

I've been getting this exact same problem, I'm enrolled, have used xcode cloud on other projects I setup fine with no problems.

I have created a new project in Xcode, connected it to my GIT account, verified that it exists on GitHub, pushed updates to it via Xcode, and setup an App Store Connect entry for it. The project is define in Aoo Store Connect.

When I try to add Xcode Cloud from Xcode, I get to the step to grant access, it launched App Store Connect, but says it can't find the repository - "Repository was not found. Either the repository does not exist or you do not have permission to access it. Learn More".

I have the correct git account setup in Xcode, and it shows up fine when I get to teh gran access screen in Xcode for setting up a new xcode cloud workflow, but I still get the above error.

As the owner of the GitRepo, what permission do I need to manually add in GitHub if I do NOT want to make my repo public?

@Michaelrowe01,

Please review and apply the instructions in Grant Xcode Cloud access to your source code and Resolve GitHub Enterprise connection issues.

HI that is exactly where the problem lies. and when I get the message. I go to Grant Xcode Cloud access to your source code -and when I click thru, I get the above error. The account is not a GitHub Enterprise account, and as indicated before, Xcode has no problem commiting and pushing code to the repo with the same git account I am using for all other aspects of SCM.

I noticed a comment about removing personal access tokens, so I deleted all Personall Access Tokens. created a new one and re-logged in via Xcode.. clicked Grant Access in the "Get Started" prompt for setting up Xcodecloud and received the same error. Is there any other data that I can try other than making the repo Public?

Additional information, this account does have Xcode Cloud showing up as an app in my Git Hub Applications Setting.

Hi, We need some more diagnostics to be able to help you resolve the issue. Could you please file a feedback request for this?

You can file Xcode Cloud specific feedback using these steps.

Thanks