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Change batch seed id, same batch ID for upgrade

I asked a similar question earlier ( https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4553741/clashing-app-id-that-needs-removing ), but maybe I can ask another way:

Is it possible to update an existing application in the App Store by changing the package sample identifier, but keeping the package identifier the same?

i.e., going from:

DFG5TY7E3.com.domain.appName

To:

HGERF562D.com.domain.appName

Does this cause problems? I know that if I change the package identifier (com.domain.appName), it will not be updated, but it is not sure about the package seed identifier (DFG5TY7E3). See the link above for a full explanation of why I need to do this ...

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Therefore, I spoke with Apple today on the phone. They suggested the following:

I can use the new Bundle seed id if I don't use a Keychain device in my application (whatever that is?)

Quote from this article:

Note. If you use the Keychain device in your application, it is imperative to select the same Bundle seed identifier that you used for other applications in the Bundle Seed identifier pop-up menu.

From: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#qa/qa2009/qa1680.html

From this, they summarized that I did not need to use the same packet seed identifier. I will check this and let you know before marking this as an answer.

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You cannot do this. A seed is actually part of a bunch identifier. DFG5TY7E3.com.domain.appName is a completely different set than HGERF562D.com.domain.appName.

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So, can I change the package seed identifier for the App Store app?

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1333732/

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