Integrate > Xcode Cloud > Create Workflow greyed out despite being Account Holder with accepted agreements

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danielescruzz OP

Created Jul ’26

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I can't enable Xcode Cloud for my app. Integrate > Xcode Cloud > Create Workflow is greyed out in Xcode.

Environment:

macOS: 27 beta (paired with iOS 27 beta on device)
Xcode: 27 beta (only version that opens on this macOS)
Xcode 26.6 (stable) fails to launch with: "This version of Xcode is not supported by this version of macOS"
I am the Account Holder on my team (confirmed in Users and Access)

What I've tried:

Signed out and back into Xcode with my Apple ID
Confirmed Team is set correctly in Signing & Capabilities
Restarted Xcode

App Store Connect also rejects my build upload with: "This build uses a beta version of Xcode and can't be submitted. Be sure to use the latest Xcode or Xcode GM seed available in News and Updates."

Is there a way to run an Xcode Cloud workflow with Xcode 26.6 as the build environment without having 26.6 installed locally? Or is Create Workflow expected to be disabled while on macOS beta?

Answer 1

MikeJuXcode OP

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Hi! Please see answers below.

To get around the App Store Connect warning, you would need a non-beta version of Xcode.
You could configure workflow on App Store Connect -> Your App -> Xcode Cloud tab to specify a version of Xcode as the build environment.
In terms of the greyed-out Create Workflow, beta software shouldn't stop you from creating workflow. Could you please share more information if you are still encountering this issue?