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IOS APNS Cert Expiration (Firebase for the server side)

I have an APNS certificate that expires in January 2017 in a real application. I updated the certificate and created the .cer and .cer files.

I use Firebase Cloud Messaging to process my push notifications. If you now add a new .p12 file to the firebase console, will it be overwritten by the current one and interrupt push notifications in a real application?

If so, how can I control the smooth transition to new certificates? Is it enough to wait until a new application is implanted in the application store, and then download .p12 ?

Thanks,

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If the New push certificate created for the same AppID and containing the package identifier of the existing application and the push certificate is used only in firebase, where not, then older versions of your application should continue to receive push notifications using the new certificate, regardless of which certificate you are using

Whenever you renew your APNS certificate, all versions of the application that receive push notifications will receive notifications again. There is no need to update the application for this.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1260967/

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