Summary Every request to the buildBundles relationship of a build returns HTTP 403, regardless of the build's age or state, even with an Admin-role App Store Connect API key. This blocks access to buildBundleFileSizes, which I need to read the app's download/install size. Error response GET https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/builds/{buildId}/buildBundles HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden { "errors": [ { "status": "403", "code": "FORBIDDEN_ERROR", "title": "The given operation is not allowed", "detail": "The relationship 'buildBundles' has no allowed operations defined." } ] } Environment App Store Connect API (JWT, ES256) API key role: Admin (Team key) JWT payload contains only iss / iat / exp / aud (aud = "appstoreconnect-v1"), no scope field Organization account What works (same key, same token) GET /v1/builds?filter[app]={appId}&limit=5&sort=-uploadedDate → 200 OK GET /v1/apps/{appId}/builds → 200 OK GET /v1/appStoreVersions/{id}?include=app,build → 200 OK So the token itself is valid and can read builds and app store versions. What fails GET /v1/builds/{buildId}/buildBundles → 403 (above) Minimal reproduction (curl) 1) List builds — WORKS (200), returns valid build IDs curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $JWT" "https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/builds?filter[app]=<APP_ID>&limit=1&sort=-uploadedDate" 2) Read buildBundles for that build — FAILS (403) curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $JWT" "https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/builds/<BUILD_ID>/buildBundles" -> 403 FORBIDDEN_ERROR: "The relationship 'buildBundles' has no allowed operations defined." $JWT is an ES256 token, aud=appstoreconnect-v1, NO scope claim. Steps to reproduce Generate an ES256 JWT with an Admin-role key (no scope in payload). List builds for an app — succeeds, returns valid build IDs. For ANY returned build ID, GET /v1/builds/{buildId}/buildBundles — always 403. What I have already ruled out Role: the key is Admin, not Developer. Still 403. Build age/state: tested the newest build (uploaded today, processingState = VALID) and builds from several years ago — all return 403. JWT scope: the token has no scope claim (verified by decoding it), so it is not scope-restricted. Still 403. Token validity: the same token successfully reads /v1/builds and /v1/appStoreVersions. Malformed URL / double slash: I verified the request URL is exactly https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/builds/{id}/buildBundles with a single slash after the host (no .com//v1). A related thread traced a 403 to a double-slash URL breaking a scoped token (https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/820203), but that does not apply here: my URL is well-formed AND my token has no scope. Questions Is the buildBundles relationship (and buildBundleFileSizes) actually supported via the public App Store Connect API for organization accounts? If yes, what specific configuration (key type, role, account setting, or entitlement) is required to make GET /v1/builds/{id}/buildBundles return 200 instead of 403? Is there any alternative endpoint to retrieve a build's download/install size (the "size" Apple pushes to the developer, e.g. "206.6 MB, Wi-Fi required")? Thanks in advance.