Just ask for a new certificate in Xcode. It will automatically replace the existing one when it expires. No need to resign app either. How to fix it in Xcode: Xcode Preferences Select Accounts tab Select your ID Click on Manage certificates Click on + at the lower left and select the distribution certificate

Just ask for a new certificate in Xcode. It will automatically replace the existing one when it expires. No need to resign app either. How to fix it in Xcode: Xcode Preferences Select Accounts tab Select your ID Click on Manage certificates Click on + at the lower left and select the distribution certificate

Just ask for a new certificate in Xcode. It will automatically replace the existing one when it expires. No need to resign app either. How to fix it in Xcode: Xcode Preferences Select Accounts tab Select your ID Click on Manage certificates Click on + at the lower left and select the distribution certificate

Just ask for a new certificate in Xcode. It will automatically replace the existing one when it expires. No need to resign app either. How to fix it in Xcode: Xcode Preferences Select Accounts tab Select your ID Click on Manage certificates Click on + at the lower left and select the distribution certificate

Just ask for a new certificate in Xcode. It will automatically replace the existing one when it expires. No need to resign app either. How to fix it in Xcode: Xcode Preferences Select Accounts tab Select your ID Click on Manage certificates Click on + at the lower left and select the distribution certificate

To answer my own question: a non-renewing subscription In-App purchase type is acceptable for static features in apps.