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I got alert that my cloud distribution managed is expired in 2 weeks. Done with read some post that it needs to revoke and create a new certificate.

The one expire is cloud managed distribution like image below, But i cant find distribution managed type when create new certificate, it's only showing apple distribution and iOS distribution, Which one should i choose?

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lauwis
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I was having the same issue where mine was a week from expiring, when I selected the certificate I saw that there was an option to "manually rotate certificate", which created a new updated version of the certificate in my certificates menu with a new expiry date for 2024.

you will find the "Manually rotate certificate" option under "Actions" when you open your "Distribution Managed" certificate in the certificates menu.

Shane Oosthuizen
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Same happened to me.

Going back to @Neklas's answer, the Automatic Certificate Rotation Date was 3 months ago for me and for no reason, it did not update(Although it should as mentioned by Apple...)

Going to the solution, I followed what @Shane Oosthuizen suggested and pressed Manually rotate certificate, which generated another certificate of the same type.

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Rotation confirmation

Hope this helps

GeekDev
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It seems to this cert is generated by XCode when you set Code Signing: Automatic.

When I open it on my dev portal, it shows Automatic Certificate Rotation Date. So I think you can ignore it for now.

Here is my current cert list

Neklas
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I too have a "Distribution Managed" certificate that expires soon and I simply picked the "Apple Distribution" one, then went through the steps to create a new one. So far I've not had any problems with it.

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