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Developer role should be sufficient #182

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kdawgwilk opened this issue Oct 25, 2017 · 5 comments
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Developer role should be sufficient #182

kdawgwilk opened this issue Oct 25, 2017 · 5 comments

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@kdawgwilk
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iTunesConnect says when adding a user with the Developer role that they are able to:

Manage TestFlight Testers

But if I use a user with that role for boarding I get the following message:

Something went wrong, please contact the application owner: Account [email protected] doesn't have a role that is allowed to administer app testers, current roles: ["developer"]

@ohayon
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ohayon commented Oct 25, 2017

Hey @kdawgwilk - could you confirm what version of fastlane is in your Gemfile.lock for your boarding instance? I know some work has been done to fix this type of issue, so I'm wondering if that is checked out to an older version maybe?

@kdawgwilk
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I updated to the latest before trying this, I believe the issue is here

elsif current_user.app_manager?

@kdawgwilk
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It looks like Developer role can only manage internal testers but not external because they are read-only? Does that sound right?

@jmacwhyte
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jmacwhyte commented Dec 7, 2017

I am having the same issue, no idea where to start with this one. On ITC I have full permissions to manager testers, but am getting this error when I try Pilot.

Testflight is having issues (status page shows as such, and the web interface doesn't load), so maybe that's the cause.

@ohayon
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ohayon commented Dec 8, 2017

Hey @jmacwhyte, could you share the output from your command line when you try to add a tester? Would be helpful to see the stack trace. Thanks! 🚀

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