By Daniel Hargreaves on Tuesday, 21 January 2020
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The Native App Builds using Titan are failing. Tried to rebuild at 2 different times. Is there something that states why they failed?
Hello Daniel,

It looks like it isn't possible to use app specific password. Is there any way you can reach out to Apple to get them to convert your account to a business one? I believe the personal and business one costs the same which is $99 per year, but the only difference is the documents where you got to submit them to Apple.

The reason that the 2FA needs to be disabled is mainly because of the build process in Expo where we need to supply the login credentials over to Expo. If your account has 2FA authentication, then it breaks the build process as there is no way for us to get this response in time.

Alternatively, what you can do is to perform a manual build instead of using Titan, https://stackideas.com/docs/esnative/administrators/advanced/manual-build-from-downloads . This however, would require you to use the command line to build the app and even though your account has 2FA, you can bypass it.
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Tuesday, 21 January 2020 16:44
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Hello Daniel,

Can you create a new build now again so that I can troubleshoot this? It looks like for some reasons, the Expo server is throwing this response and doesn't have any more details:

[17:01:04] Request failed with status code 504
[17:01:04] Error: Request failed with status code 504
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Tuesday, 21 January 2020 01:42
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By the way, do you have 2 factor on your Apple account? If you do, you need to create a new account without 2 factor. You can read it from https://stackideas.com/docs/esnative/administrators/apple/creating-apple-id

Also, is your account linked to an Apple Developer account?
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Tuesday, 21 January 2020 01:47
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Yes, I have created a second account which does not use 2 factor and it is linked to my Apple Developer account.
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Tuesday, 21 January 2020 04:14
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I have just started another build
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Tuesday, 21 January 2020 04:16
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Hello Daniel,

This is the error message that is returned by Expo's server "You are not registered as an Apple Developer. Please visit Apple Developer Registration" .


[20:24:08] Reason: Unknown reason, raw: "{\"responseId\"=>\"078b937e-5ab5-4ea5-95c2-c661a5cd5be5\", \"resultCode\"=>2100, \"resultString\"=>\"You are not registered as an Apple Developer. Please visit Apple Developer Registration. https://developer.apple.com/register/\", \"userString\"=>\"You are not registered as an Apple Developer. Please visit Apple Developer Registration. https://developer.apple.com/register/\", \"creationTimestamp\"=>\"2020-01-20T20:24:05Z\", \"protocolVersion\"=>\"QH65B2\", \"userLocale\"=>\"en_US\", \"requestUrl\"=>\"https://developer.apple.com/services-account/QH65B2/account/listTeams.action\", \"httpCode\"=>200}"
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Tuesday, 21 January 2020 09:34
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OK, the single factor account does not have access to "Certificates, Identifier and Profiles" My Primary account does. This is grayed out because I think it is due to my main account is not for a business but a sole-proprietor... Would an App-Specific password access work (this does not require 2-factor auth)? <- This does not work. But you probably knew that.
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Tuesday, 21 January 2020 11:19
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I have done just that, started the process for a Business Account. I will also look into the manual build. Thank you for the detailed effort to help resolve this. Cheers!
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Tuesday, 21 January 2020 20:38
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You are most welcome Daniel! We are trying our best to remove all these painfully slow and confusing process but some of these steps (Like Apple's 2FA) are just beyond our control
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Tuesday, 21 January 2020 20:44
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