The App Icon Set Has An Unassigned Child
Hedy Madrid
When I view Images.xcassets every icon slot is filled with the correct icon and there are no unassigned icons. In the past XCode seemed to randomly forget the slot for an icon and put it underneath all the labeled icon slots. On those occasions I dragged the icon back to the correct slot and the error went away. There are also no errors about any Icons being the wrong size.
In my case, the filenames on-disk were all lower-case and that's how they were referenced in Content.json. Then I got new images, they were uppercased, and I just dragged them into Xcode to update them. Now on-disk and Content.json were both referring to the files uppercased.
But Git didn't pick that change in case up, it just thought the files were updated and did not change the case. So on the build server, I ended up with lower-cased filenames, but Content.json was referring to them upper-cased. Needed to lower-case them on my system and fix the Content.json.
I noticed that 4 of the icons had a dash in their name in Content.json, but don't have a dash in their name in the Navigator or in the filesystem. I removed and readded these and the warning went away. When I readded them only 2 have the dash in Content.json.
Failed to write image data for the app icon set from"AppIcon.appiconset/120.png" to"/Users/redacted/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Runner-gvtobjleqotxoegcxkjxrghpepal/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/Runner.app/[email protected]".
I have provided each image for the app icons (except watch/car). There is no "unassigned" value in the Contents.json file. I also tried to unset every image and set it again. I'm still getting the warning.
If you have icons in .\AppIcons.appiconset folder that is not used/referenced in Contents.json file then you will the warning "The app icon set "AppIcons" has * unassigned children.". Look at all the icons in the folder and go through all the icons referenced in Contents.json then remove extra icons from the folder. Icons that is not referenced even though not included in the project will result in the compiler warning.
If the JSON file looks good, then the asset catalog might just be corrupt; this sometimes happens when you drag and drop files in and maybe accidentally removing a file from the folder at path, or changing the path in Xamarin for the asset.
Either way, see if Xamarin has some sort of way of deleting the asset catalog and adding it in again, then specifying what iOS target and device your app is going to run on to configure the asset catalog correctly.
I had the same problem with VS for Mac, Xamarin, Xcode 9.2. After adding my app icons to Assets.xcassets, I saw the 'Appicons unassigned children' error. The solution that worked for me was to exit Visual Studio and restart it. After restarting Visual Studio, build proceeded without errors.
This is an Xcode warning, it won't stop your code from running :) If you want to get rid of it, navigate to Assets.xcassets and select the AppIcon. On the view on the right you'll see all of your app icons, scroll all the way down and you'll see four images tagged as "Unassigned children". Select them and hit delete.
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i faced this problem when i tried to run my app and i don't know what is the reason or how to solve it , my app doesn't work it shows me this error (The app icon set "app icon ha 4 unassigned children! " ) !! how to solve this problem!
We have our kanban board for a next gen project and have added child tickets but they do not show up in the board, only as an icon on the parent ticket. Ideally we want to keep this hierarchy of tickets that lead back up to an epic but show them all so we can get a better view of what is going on.
... Why?!
I should be able to work with a subtask / child task without involving the parent. Sub / child tasks should show up like any normal task, and being it's Oct 12th 2021 and this isn't the case, when will it be implemented?
You had time to break the notification area, so I guess that was more important?
It's 2022 and this is yet now available, seems that the next gen is more like a why to use gen. It's frustrating to think that I will need to use the old gen to get such basic functionalities. Filtering by subtasks makes the board so confusing to look at and keep track of priorities to discuss in a daily.
If it's available where do I find it?
I have a team managed board and the only way to see child issues in in the issues view or advanced search. Child issues aren't visible in the board or backlog. Which is frustrating and makes child issues unusable.
For a Team Managed board, currently subtasks will not show as cards on the board unless you use the Group By Subtasks option. Otherwise on their parent story you will just see the icon to indicate there are subtasks. And only the icon will show in the Backlog; there is no option for showing Subtasks as cards in the backlog.
It's Jira in general and on the backend, given that it is relevant. Others are having the same issue. Microsofts Azure DevOps is Jira, maybe you didn't know this.?
Lets hear how you accomplish this in your 'regular' Atlassian Jira.....................
They are two very different methods of organizing and managing the data. While they can both be used for tracking "work", how they do that, the features they offer, the terminology they use, and how you configure the features are entirely different.
This post is talking specifically about how Team Managed projects in Jira present information on their agile boards. In Jira it makes a huge difference if you are using what Atlassian calls a Company Managed project or a Team Managed project. In Jira, there currently is no solution for this issue when using a Team Managed project. The solution if a Company Managed project is in use would be of no use to you because you would be unable to use the same steps to implement the solution in Azure DevOps, as the configuration options are entirely different.
On top of that, Atlassian added an Agile feature set, which enables the use of Kanban and Scrum boards to visualize and manipulate the data in projects. These boards are based on query filters that select the items that will be displayed in the board view, shown as "cards" organized in columns that represent the life cycle of the item. Jira offers a query language so that you can define if you want to include all types of items from a single project, items from multiple projects, or a subset of items based on a variety of critera.
Atlassian later developed another "project" management methodology that they call Team Managed projects. This is predicated on the concept of autonomous teams that are not going to share configuration information across projects. Atlassian provides agile features that go along with these types of projects also, but the features are different than what is available for the Company Managed project. For instance, for Team Managed projects the board is created automatically and can encompass the data only of the one project, and there is no support for modifying the underlying query for that board.
The configuration options for the agile boards associated with these types of projects are different. Not all features available for agile boards associated with Company Managed projects are available for Team Managed projects and vice versa.
In a Company Managed project, the problem does not exist. The agile board display already shows both Story and child Sub-tasks on the board as long as the board's underlying query filter includes both.
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