ios - App store distribution profile -


Before I select the iOS device from the plans in the encoded tonight and then an archive (after making sure the bundle / Plist information was correct).

I have a distribution profile and proof on my Mac, although I did a fair collection before I did not convert distribution to distribution at a project or goal level, they still have my own development profiles With the code are set to sign.

I opened the organizer (without the above) and approved it to submit and accept my app.

My app is now awaiting review, my question is:

a) Is this okay? - I think the last time (a few years ago) was to give instructions to Xcode to sign me from my distribution certificate / provisional profile. B) Does Xcode automatically use these profiles / queues now behind the scenes one day, if your iOS device is in the form of a build platform with?

I am wondering why he submitted anything wrongly according to Apple Docs.

Thank you, John

Actually you do not submit an application signed by a developer certificate You can.
The app can be connected to iTunes if it has been signed by the distribution certificate, especially for the appstore.
It looks like you build an app with a developer certificate, but then the app was resigned due to one step by uploading the app from iTunesConnect:
code sign

This is the first step after entering credentials in iTunesConnect.
If there was a distribution certificate selected, then it may be possible that you did not do this

Answer to your questions:
A) It is not okay, but by the developer certificate The signed application can not be uploaded to iTunesConnect.

B) Xcode does not automatically select the correct certificate behind the curtain but it provides "advice" for developers.

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