the app icon set appicon has an unassinged child

#The app icon set appicon has an unassinged child update
#The app icon set appicon has an unassinged child code

#The app icon set appicon has an unassinged child code

Review and remove any unnecessary set of icons.įor me, it was a group of iPad icons (seeing that the application was only iPhone compatible, it was not needed). This is an Xcode warning, it wont stop your code from running :) If you want to get rid of it, navigate to Assets.xcassets and select the AppIcon.

Users/jassim/Projects/FirstXamarin/iOS/MTOUCH: Error MT0091: This version of. In the project navigate to Assets.xcassets/AppIcon.appiconset/ Contents.json and open this JSON file. app icon set AppIcon has an unassigned child. Ran into this same error but solved it in a different way. Asset Catalog Compiler Error - none of the input catalogs contained a matching app icon set named 'AppIcon' Xcode 7. Select the unassigned image and delete it via delete button. Needed to lower-case them on my system and fix the Content.json. Workaround: Open images. So on the build server, I ended up with lower-cased filenames, but Content.json was referring to them upper-cased. Now on-disk and Content.json were both referring to the files uppercased.īut Git didn't pick that change in case up, it just thought the files were updated and did not change the case. The app icon set AppIcon has an unassigned child. Xamarin warning: The app icon set AppIcons has 2 unassigned children. I am running the latest stable release 5.9.6 of XS. I set them all, including those that do not apply (e.g.

#The app icon set appicon has an unassinged child update

Then I got new images, they were uppercased, and I just dragged them into Xcode to update them. Even though I have explicitly defined every icon requested. In my case, the filenames on-disk were all lower-case and that's how they were referenced in Content.json. And another cause for this error: difference in filename case on disk and in Content.json.