Replacing an existing Objective-C app with a Corona app

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#1

I probably should have thought of this before, but I’ve created a Corona SDK app for a client that will replace/upgrade their existing iOS/Objective-C version. I’ve been developing to date with my provisioning profiles, but I think they want to upload using theirs.

Will this cause issues? My client is asking for my source code to get the upload process started (I have a question out to them asking why they need this), which is what got me thinking about it.

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#2

UPDATE: I think what’s happening is that they want the previous developer to upload to his account, and he asked for the source code so he could build in Xcode and submit, assuming I wrote this in Objective-C.

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#3

That is likely the case.

Apple supports having multiple people have access to one developer account. So your customer could make you an admin for their account and you could build and upload, but it’s just as easy for me to give them my source and let them build the app and manage it on their own. They of course have to have Corona SDK. My clients own their source, so I have no reason to not give it to them and it saves me the admin problems.

Prior to delivering them the source, I will send them AdHoc builds on one of my provisioning profiles to test with, but when its time to go live, I zip up the folder and give it to them.
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