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Asset Catelog issue with multiple targets

I have a project with multiple targets. Assume the targets are named Target-A, Target-B and so on. For every target I have a different asset catalog of App Icons. They are named as AppIcon - A, AppIcon - B and it goes on for all the targets. I have assigned respective asset catalogs to all targets, but it only shows the icons for Target-A when i run on the device / simulator. For all other targets it does not set any icons and shows iOS 7 default placeholder icon. Please help!

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Ali Sufyan Avatar asked Oct 21 '13 07:10

Ali Sufyan


4 Answers

If you're using PODs in your project, then you have to edit "Pods-resources.sh" and remove "xcassets" commands (see attached picture). enter image description here

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OldFox Avatar answered Oct 23 '22 01:10

OldFox


When you are adding the app icon image please note while adding app icon-1 to Test target then select only test target not Test copy target same for Test copy target.

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Also add row for "Icon file" in both the plist and specify your app icon names.

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Please check following screen shots you will get some ideas.

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GSD Avatar answered Oct 23 '22 01:10

GSD


The easiest way for me was to add multiple "App Icon" in the same xcassets file. With this technique, I had no problem with Cocoapod :

  1. Open your xcassets file
  2. Right click on the left column
  3. Click "New App icon"

Then you can easily select the correct "App Icon" for each target.

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CedricSoubrie Avatar answered Oct 23 '22 00:10

CedricSoubrie


So I wrote a script to delete all those lines which are pointed out by Lukapple.Paste the code to run Script in the xcode project after Target Dependencies.

echo "run script to remove Pods-resources.sh"
file_name="${PROJECT_DIR}/Pods/Target Support Files/Pods/Pods-resources.sh"
function remove_wrapper_extensions {cat "$1" | awk 'BEGIN { suppress_output = 0; } /^if \[\[ -n/ { suppress_output = 1; } (!suppress_output) { print $0; } /^fi$/ { suppress_output = 0; }' > "${1}.1"}
function remove_case_statement {cat "$1" | awk 'BEGIN { suppress_output = 0; } /\s*\*\.xcassets\)$/ { suppress_output = 1; } (!suppress_output) { print $0; } /;;/ && (suppress_output) { suppress_output = 0; }' > "${1}.2"}
remove_wrapper_extensions "$file_name"
remove_case_statement "${file_name}.1"
rm "${file_name}"
rm "${file_name}.1"
mv "${file_name}.1.2" "$file_name"
chmod +x "${file_name}"
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Cecilia Humlelu Avatar answered Oct 23 '22 00:10

Cecilia Humlelu