Invalid Launch Image and Missing Required Icon
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allengwinn
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Invalid Launch Image and Missing Required Icon
I am trying to build a rudimentary test of an app for testflight deployment just to see how it works. Try as I might, I can't get beyond the two errors (ITMS-90094 and ITMS-90022) after the app delivery. I added icons and splash screens for every size the app uses and the iPhone icon is 120x120 rendered with Asset Catalog Creator Pro. One thing that's interesting is the warning on the Beta Toolchain. I unchecked that in the Standalone Settings just to see if that would make a difference. It didn't. This is my first deployment on iOS. I'm open to suggestions.
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LiveCode_Panos
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Re: Invalid Launch Image and Missing Required Icon
Hello allengwinn,
Just a shot in the dark, it might be the case you are using an incorrect version of the command line tools.
1. Which LC version are you using
2. Which MacOS version you are running
3. Which Xcode version you're using
4. What is the output of the following command in the terminal:
Kind regards,
Panos
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Just a shot in the dark, it might be the case you are using an incorrect version of the command line tools.
1. Which LC version are you using
2. Which MacOS version you are running
3. Which Xcode version you're using
4. What is the output of the following command in the terminal:
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xcode-select -pPanos
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allengwinn
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Re: Invalid Launch Image and Missing Required Icon
Here's what I did. I basically zogged everything--all versions of Xcode and everything else Xcode'ish: sims, command line stuff, prefs, everything I could find. Then I installed Livecode 9.0.1 and did a fresh install of Xcode 9.2 and 9.4.1. I was able to get it to compile and upload for Testflight with LC 9.0.1 and XC 9.4.1.
So I'll try it again with 9.0.2 but last I saw, 9.0.2 wouldn't recognize simulators from Xcode 9.4.1.
Compounding this all may be that this is the first time I've ever tried to do an app on the App Store (about 2 days of experience with any of it) so I'm basically the Village Idiot at this point--skilled just enough to be dangerous.
Can't wait to see how my app's going to turn out.
So I'll try it again with 9.0.2 but last I saw, 9.0.2 wouldn't recognize simulators from Xcode 9.4.1.
Compounding this all may be that this is the first time I've ever tried to do an app on the App Store (about 2 days of experience with any of it) so I'm basically the Village Idiot at this point--skilled just enough to be dangerous.
Can't wait to see how my app's going to turn out.
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MWCoastMedia
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Re: Invalid Launch Image and Missing Required Icon
I just ran into a similar problem (with those same exact missing icon sizes) and wanted to share my experience/solution with others.
I had been using Xcode 9.2 on macOS 10.12.6 for the longest time. Apple recently stopped accepting iOS builds from that version of Xcode so I finally HAD to upgrade: both Xcode & OS. After installing macOS 10.13.6 and downloading Xcode 10.1 (still not most current, but stable and supported) I encountered the same issue. The post from Panos above gave me a clue as to where to look.
My problem was that even though I installed the updated Xcode, and the path was returned properly in Terminal, I hadn't actually launched it and installed the additional required components. After that simple (but very important & missing) last step, my build was packaged properly and Application Loader didn't give me any errors.
I had been using Xcode 9.2 on macOS 10.12.6 for the longest time. Apple recently stopped accepting iOS builds from that version of Xcode so I finally HAD to upgrade: both Xcode & OS. After installing macOS 10.13.6 and downloading Xcode 10.1 (still not most current, but stable and supported) I encountered the same issue. The post from Panos above gave me a clue as to where to look.
My problem was that even though I installed the updated Xcode, and the path was returned properly in Terminal, I hadn't actually launched it and installed the additional required components. After that simple (but very important & missing) last step, my build was packaged properly and Application Loader didn't give me any errors.