It will not be affected. The signature only shows that the source of the app is normal, and who developed it is determined by AppleID, so if your Apple developer account status is normal, you can update it without being affected.
But it’s a lot of work, so protect your signature ID. The reset you are talking about is obviously resetting the certificate, and then a series of resets of all provisi profiles that use your original certificate, uploading, downloading a lot, logging in to itunes connect, deleting things from the local keychain, and deleting and adding them in xcode Import. Just go to the official website
Look here To re-create your certificates and update related provisioning profiles
It will not have any impact. I agree with the opinion above. Resetting the certificate is really troublesome. You need to regenerate the description file. The p12 file of the certificate is for success in the team, so do not reset the certificate unless necessary.
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It will not be affected. The signature only shows that the source of the app is normal, and who developed it is determined by AppleID, so if your Apple developer account status is normal, you can update it without being affected.
But it’s a lot of work, so protect your signature ID.
The reset you are talking about is obviously resetting the certificate, and then a series of resets of all provisi profiles that use your original certificate, uploading, downloading a lot, logging in to itunes connect, deleting things from the local keychain, and deleting and adding them in xcode Import. Just go to the official website
Look here
To re-create your certificates and update related provisioning profiles
It will not have any impact. I agree with the opinion above. Resetting the certificate is really troublesome. You need to regenerate the description file. The p12 file of the certificate is for success in the team, so do not reset the certificate unless necessary.