I am doing contract work for another company, and they finally sent the assembly of Apple. I use a wildcard distribution profile to build TestFlight, and they rewrite it before sending it to Apple.
I recently switched to using Images.xcassets for AppIcon, and everything looked good with Xcode. There are no warnings about application signs or archiving errors, however, when they are sent to Apple, it does not go past the metadata overview due to the lack of application icons. In particular, the following:
- Icon specified in Info.plist not found in top-level application wrapper: AppIcon40x40
- Icon specified in Info.plist not found in top-level application wrapper: AppIcon60x60
- Icon specified in Info.plist not found in top-level application wrapper: AppIcon50x50
- Icon specified in Info.plist not found in top-level application wrapper: AppIcon72x72
- Icon specified in Info.plist not found in top-level application wrapper: AppIcon76x76
- iPad: AppIcon57x57.png: icon sizes (57x57) do not match the size of the requirement. Icon file must be 72x72, in .png format
All other icons (creating a universal iOS 6/7 application) look fine. I made sure .xcassets is part of my goal and all the other various suggestions here.
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