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When the profiles become invalid, the beta version that was distributed with that profiles in active could be used in normal?

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Yes, don't worry about those builds, which were distrubuted earlier. Here is an official Apple distribution guide:

A provisioning profile appears invalid if it contains a revoked or expired certificate.

Expired certificates:

Certificate expiration or revocation

For standard developer program teams (those whose distribution method is the iOS App Store), expiration or revocation of a code signing certificate does not affect any apps that were signed with that certificate (this includes development builds, beta test builds, and live App Store apps). Its just an indication that the profile must be regenerated/updated to be associated with a new, valid certificate.

https://developer.apple.com/library/content/qa/qa1878/_index.html

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  • Thanks for your answer. But I want you to help me look at this condition. –  Oct 10 '16 at 00:19
  • I export my archive in the way "save for Ad Hoc Deployment", and it success to become a package. Yesterday, the package can be installed in my iPhone, and works normally. but today when I tap the logo, the app crashed . So I uninstall the app ,and install the package again. But I can't install the package,it prompt me "you can't install the app in this time". I break down. So, I log in my developer, and find that the profile has become invalid.So I guess when the profile become invalid, the package using the profile can't be used in normal. What do you think? –  Oct 10 '16 at 00:20
  • I find the apple doc that explain the suitation. While the profile become invalid, the beta version also will become invalid. That is the apple explanation, and I believe it. –  Oct 11 '16 at 02:52