Ron Koppelaar

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[VerboseLog.txt](https://github.com/microsoft/navcontainerhelper/files/15435960/VerboseLog.txt) So I recreated the whole appSource publication (using the UI) except for uploading the app. This last step was performed through the API/PS: ``` New-AppSourceSubmission -authContext $AuthContext -productId $Product.id...

also tried submission without the -DoNotwait flag, Which failed with below error: POST https://api.partner.microsoft.com/v1.0/ingestion/products/fd071c04-a41b-418b-bb48-1f834cfbcef6/submissions { "resources": [ { "type": "Package", "value": "52c5ea05-cb1e-4130-ba11-aca9f14e5b0c" }, { "type": "Property", "value": "dae1d766-293f-a426-74f6-204ef618d953" } ],...

After manually doing the submission I got following response from cmdlet: Get-AppSourceSubmission -authContext $authcontext -productId $Product.id resourceType : Submission state : InProgress substate : Submitted targets : {@{type=Scope; value=Preview}} resources...

Could it be I have to go end to end through manual validation first?

If I check the submission id (created by the API) I get this output: ``` PS C:\Windows\system32> $productId = $Product.id $SubmissionId = "1152921505697799656" #Auto #$SubmissionId = "1152921505697797881" #Manual $Value =...

After manual submission without any errors I was able to use the cmdlets as expected.