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With the bare workflow comes the need to manage iOS certificates. In order to make iOS release, certificates and app management, we will need Apple Developer Account. The account is paid and it requires some bureaucracy - apply for the account and pay the annual subscription (99 USD per year).
Then create iOS certificates for Development, AdHoc (staging testing) and Appstore (production).
The best practice is to store the certificates in the private GitHub repo and setup some certificate management around it (possibly the best option is Fastlane)
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With the bare workflow comes the need to manage iOS certificates. In order to make iOS release, certificates and app management, we will need Apple Developer Account. The account is paid and it requires some bureaucracy - apply for the account and pay the annual subscription (99 USD per year).
Then create iOS certificates for Development, AdHoc (staging testing) and Appstore (production).
The best practice is to store the certificates in the private GitHub repo and setup some certificate management around it (possibly the best option is Fastlane)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: