If i share an unsigned XCARCHIVE file with a client, can they see the source code? Is it in any way less secure than sending them the IPA file?
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If i share an unsigned XCARCHIVE file with a client, can they see the source code? Is it in any way less secure than sending them the IPA file?
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If you take a look inside an .xcarchive, you’ll see that it consists of a “dSYM” directory (which holds the debug symbols for the application), an Info.plist, and a directory containing the application binary. It should be no less secure than sending an IPA.