Open donrowlett opened 6 years ago
You could automate creating all. Easily done with http://pgicons.abiro.com/
There's also a config.xml sample.
I always have all icon and splash screen settings in config.xml for both iOS and Android.
Yes, I can and I did.
It still takes time that I would not have to spend if the default icon worked as advertised.
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yeah default icon is from a galaxy far away and a long time ago.
iOS especially is extremely picky in regards to icons and as you found out will error code 65 on bad icons.
Yes, I posted about this in the PBG Forum, October 11, 2017.
I do a lot of quick-and-dirty 'proof-of-concept' apps, and PG Build is pretty useful for that.
I interpret the PGB documentation to state that I can put a single in config.xml, and that icon will magically become the default icon for screen sizes on all platforms.
Cool, I should be able do that and not waste a bunch of time managing all the various size and resolution icons for iOS and Android in my throw-away apps.
However, leaving iOS specific icon lines out of config.xml causes a build failure, with the following cryptic message in the build log:
` ARCHIVE FAILED
`
When I put the platform-specific icon code into config.xml, then the build is successful:
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