App Store Connect API for enterprise - undefined method `in_house?' for nil:NilClass

[mczxdsn]

App Store Connect API for enterprise - undefined method `in_house?' for nil:NilClass

[Westacular]

Apple still doesn't allow the creation of App Store Connect API Keys for Enterprise Developer accounts ... and only Enterprise Developer accounts are able to create enterprise provisioning profiles ... so whatever you're trying to do is not going to work.

[mczxdsn]

We have Enterprise Developer account. But as I understand it is not possible to use API Keys for Enterprise Profiles?
Is there any other method working in 2024 for Enterprise to avoid 2FA on CI machines?

[jackdean23]

Hello,The error you're encountering with Fastlane's match command seems to be related to a problem with the Spaceship.client object, which is returning nil. This issue arises specifically when you're trying to use an enterprise certificate with the App Store Connect API Key. The undefined method 'in_house?' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError) suggests that the method in_house? is being called on a nil object, implying that the Spaceship client isn't properly initialized or authenticated before this method call.

To resolve this issue, ensure that your Fastlane setup correctly initializes the Spaceship client and that it's authenticated before attempting to use methods dependent on it. This typically involves making sure your App Store Connect API key is correctly configured and passed to the app_store_connect_api_key method. Also, check that the in_house flag is correctly set based on your organization's account type (true for enterprise accounts). If these settings are correct, and you're still facing the issue, consider checking Fastlane's GitHub issues for similar problems or updating your Fastlane to the latest version, as you might be encountering a bug that has been fixed in a newer release.