Xcode 5: “Invalid image path” CFBundleIcons

Question

Ok, my problem seems to be similar to this, and this, but following the answers, there is not helping me. This might be because I am using Xcode 5, before I upgraded to this

Answer 1

Well for me it was not any of these. I kept adding and cleaning to no avail

there was list of icons in the plist under:

CFBundleIconFiles~ipad and CFBundleIconFiles

There were a few in there that did not exist. I removed/ updated and that seemed to work.

Answer 2

I had problem with:

"Invalid Image Path - No image found at the path referenced under key 'CFBundleIcons': 'icon120x120'"

The solution was to move the icon (120x120) to a another appicon folder

Answer 3

I had the same problem. I was trying to get a Free and Full version app to upload. The free app TARGET uploaded fine though I had problems with the Paid TARGET. I selected all the images used for icons in the PAID and FREE versions and then looked at : FILE INSPECTOR --> TAGET MEMBERSHIP -> make sure to check them both and then it'll be OK. Worked for me. Here's the error I had:

Then I selected and checked these for PAID and FREE versions of the app:

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Answer 4

Make sure the image is added to the project:

1. expand the Resources folder
2. if the file is there remove it
3. if the file is not there add it by right clicking the Resources folder
4. clean the build and rebuild

Answer 5

What solved to me was to check the icons that are failing and open them in preview and export as png again.

No changes in XCode, only new export of the images.

Answer 6

I had the same issue, and the "Use Asset Catalog" worked for me. Maybe take it out of the resources, put it back in, clean, build and then see if it works.

To find this button : Project > General > App Icons and Launch Images