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I have a client that doesn't want my apple developer account to interfere with his application. So, can I use his developer account(without the credentials) to sign and test an application?
I searched and I found myself lost with some questions over a possibility that I'm not sure it works. The thing I found was him exporting the developer profile via XCode, sending me the developer profile file and me importing that into my XCode. What I did not understand, however, was:
Edit: Is there any other way to acheive that? Maybe any third party application?
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Click Xcode > Preferences > Accounts. In the resulting dialog, click the small plus sign under the left side list of accounts and servers. Complete the resulting form, providing your Apple ID and password. Close Preferences, and then change the Team list box entry from None to the team associated with the Apple ID.
If you want to transfer your apps to a different Google Play Developer account, please submit a transfer request to Google. Transfer requests are typically processed by Google within 48 hours.
You can have multiple Apple IDs and multiple developer accounts if you work for multiple organizations.
With CoScreen, your teammates can view your code and make changes (if need be) in real-time. You can collaborate on Xcode or any other IDE as if you are in the same space.
It is very easy :
Get the p12 of his certificate : he could export from his keychain then install this certificate and adhoc provisioning profile in you system. You can use this for taking build .
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There is no way to build apps that appear to be signed by him without having his credentials. You only need this if you will be the one producing the release builds. For simple development you can use your own account.
There are various ways you could split up the work if he is capable of producing a build himself or running command line tools to re-sign the app you build (I haven't tried this myself). In my experience the company will have an account shared among developers permitted to produce and submit apps rather than individuals.
Not the way you hope it will work. When you import the profile you will be asked for a password.
You need his password to use his private key.
The developer profile is a convenient way to do it. He can send you the distribution certificate and a separate p12 file containing his private key along with his password for that key. You will import it into your keychain by double clicking the files and entering his password. Or he can give you his apple ID and password, and you can add that account in your Xcode preferences. This will give you access to the provisioning and distribution profiles.
You can both use the credentials at the same time. No, it is not revocable. Once you have his credentials it will be up to you to remove the account information. You will have his private key in your keychain.
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Not sure if I understand your question correctly. Hope my answer helps you.
Your client can add you as a team member in his developer program. He can limit the access by choosing the appropriate role as mentioned in the below link. https://developer.apple.com/programs/roles/index.php
You can then login with your credentials and create certificates/profiles/add devices etc but you can be restricted to access his iTunes Connect.
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