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I have been distributing the app for test purposes with an adhoc provisioning profile to a set of users. This provile I set under Code Signing- Provisioning Profile - Release...

Now I have createed the archive to submit to iTunes App Store accidentally with this provisioning profile - instead of a distribution provisioning profile

(the code signing identity is still a distribution one)

What does that mean? Is this a problem? Will only those users be able to install the app and run it that are in the ad hoc provisioning profile?

So basically do I need to reject the binary before its too late - I have been waiting long time now and do not want to resubmit if its not necessary

Many thanks

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  • Was this done in Xcode 5? – Eric Dec 11 '13 at 16:53
  • yes 5.0.2 - really bad that it even was accepted by Apple's smart verification check during the upload procedure. Anyway I rejected the binary now I feel it's too dangerous to try it out ;-) So I will not be able to tell you the outcome of this. – user387184 Dec 11 '13 at 17:28
  • Here is the answer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25571573/submitting-ad-hoc-app-to-appstore-itunesconnect – Vojce kushevski Nov 25 '15 at 09:53

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