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I submitted a new app to the app store today. The upload was accepted by Apple so I assume everything is correct. But I had a thought. Take a look at the screenshot I've attached, the distribution profile I used, the method is set to 'Ad-Hoc' (I was using that profile to send builds to the client). Should that be set to 'Distribution' instead? I'm afraid the app might get rejected if it's set to adhoc.
Should I leave it set to adhoc, or change it to distribution? Will it be a problem?
Thank you.
In case anyone faces this situation, the app was accepted by Apple and is available on the app store. I am however going to submit an update with a release distribution to be sure that everything is ok.