Asset Catelog issue with multiple targets

Question

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!

Answer 1

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.

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

Please check following screen shots you will get some ideas.

Answer 2

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

Answer 3

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.

Answer 4

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}"