Icon.png called 0 x 0 at build validation

[dgemoets]

Hello all. I submitted an app to the AppStore in late 2010 and provided a small update in 2011. I once again need to make a small update, and every time around, the submission process is a nightmare.

This time, in addition to the usual signing/provisioning/CSR/expiration issues, Xcode (v3.2.5) keeps telling me that my Icon.png's dimensions are 0x0 and don't meet the size requirements (57x57). I haven't changed the icon at all, and if I look at the file, it looks fine and Get Info is showing it as a 57x57 .png file.

I can't upload the binary to the AppStore without resolving this issue (which shows up as a warning at build validation time.

Any thoughts?

Thank you.

[gjoly]

Hello,

I met the same problem after updating Mac OS X.

I solved the problem by installing a new version of "Application Loader".
The installation fixed the problem. (Quit XCode before).

More details
https://devforums.apple.com/message/599294#599294

[dgemoets]

As it turns out, that wasn't the problem.

The good news is that the devforums message you linked DID contain the solution: I had to turn off PNG file compression (I don't remember ever turning it on and it wasn't a problem in the past, but oh well):

Edit Project Settings -> Build -> uncheck Compress PNG Files

Thank you for your thoroughness in linking "more details," which contained the solution to my problem!

[BrianSlick]

Originally Posted by dgemoets

As it turns out, that wasn't the problem.

The good news is that the devforums message you linked DID contain the solution: I had to turn off PNG file compression (I don't remember ever turning it on and it wasn't a problem in the past, but oh well):

Edit Project Settings -> Build -> uncheck Compress PNG Files

Thank you for your thoroughness in linking "more details," which contained the solution to my problem!

You're better off to try the new uploader. Generally speaking, you want the PNGs to be compressed.

[dgemoets]

Originally Posted by BrianSlick

You're better off to try the new uploader. Generally speaking, you want the PNGs to be compressed.

Done. Thanks.