Xcode 4.3:Missing Icons for iOS Apps in Organizer's Archives

Xcode : Missing icons for iOS apps in Organizer's archives

Not a bug, I think you need to have at least one for Iphone and a bigger one for ipad (although my app is only designed for iphone...). I replaced the "icon file" key with "icon files" in the plist file and put one 52x52, one 72x72 and also one 114x114.

Why Xcode 4.3.2 shows white icon when archived?

I fixed with RMeijs answer in Here

The way is open terminal and type following code.

xcode-select -print-path

/Developer

sudo xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer

after that restart XCodes,All icons in Organizer are fine.

That answer from RMeijs.

I wrote this answer for easily to find.

Icon not showing in xcode organizer

My two cents: if you see it showing up on the phone and are sure you added all the icon/artwork files in there, you probably have nothing to worry about.

Optionally, you could see what results you get with the Xcode->Organizer->Archives->YourApp-> "Validate" button,

or

You might try submitting it to the app store with the "Wait-until-I-tell-you-to-publish-it" (paraphrased) option checked, and see what it looks like in your itunes connect account. If you see the icons/artwork there and all looks dandy, you should be good to go. That way if anything looks funny, you can resubmit the icons ( I believe you can just do that as meta-data and not an entire binary ) before it goes live.

As a side note, I'm fairly positive iTunes would most likely reject and not publish an app that contained no icons/artwork.

Hope that helps.

Archived app has a no icon in organizer

Have you imported iTunesArtwork.png into your project? If you haven't, do so, and make sure that you have the .png extension at the end.

Xcode 4.1 Archive Build in organizer doesn't show icon

Hate to answer my own question, though a light bulb just went off in my head. Within Xcode 4 organizer archives, applications are grouped. As in if you archive 5 versions, you select the application on the left pane, and than the 5 versions show on the right pane. This lead me to believe that it's not actually the application icons that are used to show the grouped application on the left pane, but the actual iTunesArtwork file. So I added it to the CFBundleIconFiles collection, and it worked!

Ios app icon not shown and name missing why?

To change the app name:

-Click your project in the navigator in Xcode.

-Go to "Build Settings" tab.

-Change "Product Name" under "Packaging'.

To set the icon:

You must right lick the border then "Select File". Do not right click "No image specified".

After upgrading to Xcode 6.3, newly built iOS app archives can't be submitted

Resolution from Apple

For example, my app "Tripla" has one main project and one sub-project (Google-API-client: GTL.xcodeproj). In the main project, it has one main target and 4 sub-targets, and in the GTL.xcodeproj, it has 4 targets.

Skip-install in tab "Build Setting" in the main project setting is YES,
but NO in the sub-project and all its sub-targets.

Skip-install in tab "Build Setting" in the main target of the main project is YES, but NO in the rest of sub-targets.

It did solve this issue of my app "Tripla".

Apple Troubleshoot technotes TN2215

Constraint icons missing from iOS8 Storyboard in XCode 6.4 for app that was originally written under earlier versions of iOS

Select the storyboard (on the left) and the File inspector (on the right; not present in your screen shots, you'll have to show it deliberately). The File inspector has a Use Auto Layout checkbox. If the storyboard doesn't use auto layout, you won't see those constraint icons.

Xcode Project Icon files and Organiser Archives artwork

I was just able to figure out how to get both of these working correctly (icons without warnings and iTunesArtwork in the organizer window).

For all the icons, Xcode seems to prefer them at the root directory of the project. Then I add the icon files (iOS 5) entry:

Then I add the icon files entry with just the iTunesArtwork files (also located in the root of the project, no extension on these)

I don't think this part matters, but I did move them to the 'Supporting Files' group in Xcode:

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