is my adobe profile embedded when I pubblish an iOS app?

Question

I'm working on an iPad app for a company as freelancer. I'm considering paying a Creative Cloud suscription so I can work from home, without using the company's machines/software. So, when finally pubblishing the app to send to the app store I'd like to make it as clean as possible.

Will there be any personal information of me embedded in the app when I compile from my personal computer? I'm not referring to the Apple developper profile for Xcode, the company has already provided one for me. I'm referring to my personal CS6 license ifI get that Creative Cloud suscription.

Is that information already in the flash project file, or it only get written when compiling the file? For example if I create a new project in the flash IDE from home, and then keep working at the office.

Do I have to go to the office and do the final pubblishing in a Flash IDE on the company's computer if I want to avoid that?

TIA

random_1_ · Accepted Answer

Thanks. I was worried if somehow there could be any potential problem with the nazi committee... oops sorry, the AppStore submission process.

So, to clear things up... Apple only cares about the developper's profile they give you after paying for a Apple developper account, or an Enterprise account. Right? It really doesn't matter who compiles the ipa wether it's the company that paid for the profile, or my grandmother's cat who has the profile the team manager gave to them.

Apple has no way of knowing who actually packaged your IPA.

Your grandmother's cat is good to go.

MonicaMP · Answer

Can anyone on Adobe give an answer to this?

If I don't know for sure if there will be any problem when switching from home to office, or compiling at home, I won't pay for the Creative Cloud suscription...

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