Can you use the same provisioning profile for compiling 2 different apps for the App Store? I suppose not, but just wondering.
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You can create a profile for any/all apps you want by using a .* at the end of your appID
example:GK46RTKQ4V.*
There are draw backs, such as if you want to be able to do in app purchase you need a unique appID.
jamone
2010-04-22 15:37:18
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A:
I'm quite certain you cannot use wildcards in an appID for App Store Submissions. You can build and debug all your apps with something like GK46RTKQ4V.*, though for an actually app submission you WILL need unique appIDs.
Pyro2927
2010-04-22 16:00:21
Why everybody's profile is `GK46RTKQ4V.*`; is `GK46RTKQ4V` some kind of un-Google-able magic string?
KennyTM
2010-04-22 16:04:15
It's not, I just copied and pasted the guys above me. Too lazy to type in a new one.
Pyro2927
2010-04-22 16:59:23
And its not my real ID, I just made up the letters/numbers in that one. But real ones look similar.
jamone
2010-04-22 18:10:40
You can use wildcards in an appID in the App Store. I have 3 apps in the store from when it initially launched and they all share the same appID and are still updateable. You just can't do in-app purchase or push notification to apps that share an appIDSharing an appID also allows multiple apps from the same developer share access to the keychain so info 1 of my apps stores in a user's keychain can be accessed by another app of myne if its sharing the appID.
jamone
2010-04-22 18:13:41