iOS 11.0 Icons xcassets

Solar2D iOS
#1

So I noticed that build 2017.3144 supports 11.0, and I thought I would give it a go.

I followed the instructions about moving the icons to a sub directory (see attached) and I changed my build file - but when I try to upload the binary gets rejected (see attached). Has anyone got it working?

#2

The attachments

#3

Try using the most recent daily build.

Rob

#4

Tried with Corona 2017.3160, same result. It’s like it’s not following the xcassets = “Images.xcassets” directive.

#5

I compiled one of your sample projects and it uploaded fine.

There are .json files in the Images.xcassets directory and subdirectory that are required. 

#6

So we can improve our documentation. How did you get your Images.xcassets folder into your project? Had you copied the default as recommended in the documentation, the other required non-icon files should have been in place. If you copied the folder from there, then perhaps we have to fix something.

Thanks

Rob

#7

No, you are fine. I didn’t copy it, I just made it. (I didn’t think there would be other files in there)

If you want to change the documentation - You could change the sentence that says “to upgrade for existing project you can copy the folder…” to “you must copy the folder to get extra configuration files” – but to be honest, most people would probably do that. I hadn’t noticed all the samples before. If I have a problem now I will compile and upload a sample first.

#8

The attachments

#9

Try using the most recent daily build.

Rob

#10

Tried with Corona 2017.3160, same result. It’s like it’s not following the xcassets = “Images.xcassets” directive.

#11

I compiled one of your sample projects and it uploaded fine.

There are .json files in the Images.xcassets directory and subdirectory that are required. 

#12

So we can improve our documentation. How did you get your Images.xcassets folder into your project? Had you copied the default as recommended in the documentation, the other required non-icon files should have been in place. If you copied the folder from there, then perhaps we have to fix something.

Thanks

Rob

#13

No, you are fine. I didn’t copy it, I just made it. (I didn’t think there would be other files in there)

If you want to change the documentation - You could change the sentence that says “to upgrade for existing project you can copy the folder…” to “you must copy the folder to get extra configuration files” – but to be honest, most people would probably do that. I hadn’t noticed all the samples before. If I have a problem now I will compile and upload a sample first.