A required icon file is missing. The package does not contain the application icon for the iPad exactly "167x167" pixels, in .png format when trying to download the application

Question

I successfully upload my application to xamarin forms, but after downloading it I get this in an email from apple:

"The required icon file is missing. There is no iPad application icon for the exact" 167x167 "pixels in .png format."

So he wants to get an image in my resource file, I suppose (not in info.plist icons, since they do not ask for 167x), but should I name it: [e-mail] or Icon-174.png?

Answer 1

I have had this particular problem in the last couple of days.

The iPad icon did not appear in Info.plist and continued to give the warning you are receiving right now.

My fix was to manually add the [e-mail] icon to the resources folder (as Prashant pointed out) and add it to Info.plist :

 <key>CFBundleIconFiles</key> <array> <string>Icon-40.png</string> <string> [e-mail] </string> <string> [e-mail] </string> <string> [e-mail] </string> <string> [e-mail] </string> <string>Icon-76.png</string> <string> [e-mail] </string> <string> [e-mail] </string> <string>Icon-Small-40.png</string> <string> [e-mail] </string> <string>Icon-Small.png</string> <string> [e-mail] </string> <string> [e-mail] </string> </array> 

I worked with the Asset Catalog , but I could not get it to work with the iPad Pro icon.

Answer 2

For the forum, the Andres post is mentioned in the comments:

Rename the 167x167 icon file to [e-mail] , put it in the Resources folder and make sure that it has the BundleResource build BundleResource .

See https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/ios/application_fundamentals/working_with_resources/ for more on setting up a BundleResource .