itunes connect complains about 120x120pix icon, although it exists

[Ender Nafi Elekcioglu]

Matthias,

You can ignore it, Apple accepts the binary.

But if it still bothers you, you can edit the Info.plist to get rid off it.
This is Chris Sheffield’s solution:

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I did a search and found some instructions on how to modify the Info.plist template. I was able to work around this problem by modifying that template (/Applications/LiveCode 6.1.3/LiveCode 6.1.3.app/Contents/Tools/Runtime/iOS/[Device]/Settings.plist) to explicitly include the correct icon files. After doing that and building my app and resubmitting it, the warning from Apple went away. This is a workaround, of course. As I mentioned, I have submitted a bug report regarding the issue. If anyone does decide to modify that template file, but sure to back up the original first.

In the file there is a CFBundleIconFiles key. This key should contain an array of strings, each string being the file name of one of your icons. When building an app with LC 6.1.3, the pre-iOS 7 icons are listed as Icon-72.png and Icon-144.png in the Info.plist file. I simply added two new entries, one for Icon-76.png and Icon-152.png. Worked like a charm. And watch capitalization. As you know, iOS is case sensitive.

Good luck.

Chris

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Best,

~ Ender Nafi

On December 5, 2013 at 3:05:06, Matthias Rebbe (matthias_livecode_150811 at m-r-d.de) wrote:

Hi,  

today i wanted to upload an update for one of my iOS apps.  
I created that version with LC 6.1.3  
Although i added a 120x120 pixel png in the standalone settings, iTunesConnectUploader complains after the upload that there is no such png file.  

Can i just ignore that error or do i have to change something?  

Regards,  

Matthias Rebbe  



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