Use re-signature of the Xcode, can be packaged App AppStore?

[ShengQiangLiu]

Use re-signature of the Xcode, can be packaged App AppStore?

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[haaakon]

I keep both an officially signed version of XCode (without XVim) to submit to app store, and a re-signed version (with XVim) for development. Maybe this answers your question?

[JugglerShu]

I think there is no need to keep original Xcode to package an app to submit to AppStore.
Whether or not Xcode has original signature , your app will be signed by your private key ( and it will be verified by corresponding public key which is signed by Apple) anyway.

[tangmengze]

After replace xcode chain with the new one, my xcode8 simulator can't work now.......

[tidbeck]

Should we close this one?

@tangmengze sounds like a different issue. Think you should file a separate issue.

[wangzq]

@haaakon I am curious to learn how do you keep the original xcode intact while using another copy to run with xvim on the same mac, can you share the details? I am new to xcode/mac. Thanks