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All app-specific queries return 409 | Conflict #192
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Do you use Sandboxes at all? That's another thing that's incompatible with v1 of the API (supported in v2). |
Yes, we have special sandbox for development. |
The v2 API isn't publicly available yet, and so only developers whose accounts have been whitelisted are able to access it. Let me reach out to the Windows Store team to see if it would be possible to get your account whitelisted. No promises. |
Did the Windows Store team get back to you with some positive news? |
They haven't responded yet. I sent another message. There is no other way at present time to get access to v2. |
Hi @InflexCZE, The Windows Submission API team is not onboarding additional users to the v2 API at this time. Sorry that I don't have better news for you :( |
We'd like to start using StoreBroker for automated submission uploads.
After successfull authentication we can query basic information about our apps/titles without issues but any app-specific query fails for us with error
409 | Conflict
(Examples attached below).idds@xbox.com confimed for us that our apps are clear from all setting that could block the Submission API (namely “mandatory app updates” and “consumable add-ons”).
Is there any way to get more info on what could be wrong, which app/Partner Center setting is causing the 409 conflict?
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