I've uploaded my custom icons, and they were working on versions before. However, with my newest update, the default Appery icon shows on the app.
I've tried deleting the default Appery icons for the iOS app in the source code, but then the build fails. How do I need to fix this?
Hi Doug,
Please try performing "Undo all source changes" for iOS folder.
Do you add the same icon or another to this version?
I undid the changes I did. They are the same icons.
If I had to guess, it has to do with the differing dimensions for the default pictures. Appery requests 57x57 and 72x72 (and their doubles); the defaults are 60x60 and 76x76.
Hello! Here is the app icons requirements https://developer.apple.com/library/i.... Could you clarify were you able to build .ipa file? What iOS version you test on? If it's iOS7 you should know we doesn't support it yet. iOS7 support will be added after January release (most likely January 18).
I have been able to build the ipa normally, and the app has been available on the iOS store for a while: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id768...
When this last updated got approved, the icons were the Appery ones, not the ones I put in there.
I tested it on iOS7. This problem didn't happen until this past update though.
Any thoughts on how I can rectify this until the new support comes out?
Could you delete manually default icons on Source tab and add your own again? Please ensure your icons have correct format and size. Don't change all icons at once, try to change it one by one to see where the build fails.
I can change the 60px and 76px. However, the files with "@2x" won't let me exchange them because of the filename. Is there a way to work around the "@"?
Unfortunately it's a bug, we've already reported it. The only one way for now is to do it through xCode.
Ok, thanks Maryna!