Open dkarchmer opened 8 years ago
I have to delete the AppIcon from within xcode and recreate, and then add icons manually to get it to work
cordova v6.2.0
$ gulp --cordova "platform add ios"
...
iOS project created with cordova-ios@4.1.1
I think the problem is, that this icon there has not the correct name and resolution for an app-icon. The icons in the folder are for demo only.
But I get the point. @gruppjo maybe we can add an icon with the correct name/resolution containing our new logo? Using the Ionic-cli feature for generating icons/splash screens could also be an option.
This is a problem with the Cordova CLI or rather the current Cordova iOS platforms that I've been able to track down recently: https://cordova.apache.org/news/2016/01/28/tools-release.html#comment-2490358811
I have a cordova project with a config.xml that has a single icon spec that builds beautifully on android.
Having just installed XCode (because one has to, but I'm not using it) and running this command: cordova build ios
I'm also getting the error mentioned above:
..../platforms/ios/.../Images.xcassets: error: The app icon set named "AppIcon" did not have any applicable content.
I was hoping that I would be able to use the cordova CLI (version 6.3.1) for building both Android apps and iOS apps. At this stage I don't know what to do.
Hi @RikdeBoer, some people are solving this problem by downgrading the ios platform to v3.x or manually adding their icons in Xcode. No fix from cordova at this point, apparently!
Any update on this?
I have to delete the AppIcon from within xcode and recreate, and then add icons manually to get it to work
Can you explain how did you do that ?
If I add the icons to the config.xml:
and run
gulp --cordova "run ios"
if I open Xcode, and go to the Icon page, I see all icons there (minus the iwatch ones), but also see in the button an
icon-60.png
with a(unassigned)
label. But removing it did not work.I also see that all icons give an xcode warning:
(You should use imagemagick or something to resize).
Any idea what the problem is?