Source path does not exist, icon.png. Is your resource folder inside your www folder?

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AppStudio: 9.1.8.3

I have checked and checked again, and the file path and file does exist, but VoltBuilder keeps reporting “Source Path does not exist”…

I have restarted my PC and I deleted the voltbuilder file.

I checked inside the voltbuilder file > www > icon_splash > icon.png, is there.

Also voltbuilder > resources = iconTemplate.png and splashTemplate.png are both there.

I tried re-naming icon.png to icon1.png and i have changed the folder name removing the underscore but still it reports the image is missing?

Build Log: Source path does not exist: icon_splash/icon.png Is your resource folder inside your www folder?

2

I have narrowed it down to the Properties > Common > icon: which is causing this issue.

I came to this conclusion by having two icons, one named icon1.png and another icon2.png (both in the same folder “icon_splash”), then I selected icon1.png in Common and icon2.png in VoltBuilder.

Properties > Common > icon: icon1.png.
and
Properties > VoltBuilder > icon: icon2.png.

And VoltBuilder reports source path does not exist for “icon_splash/icon1.png”.

3

If i remove the image from Properties > Common > icon,

VoltBuilder reports: “UserError: Source path does not exist: nsb/images/192.png Is your resource folder inside your www folder?”

4

This has implications for both AppStudio and VoltBuilder, so we’re all working on this one.

Can you try removing this line from your config.xml property?

<icon src="icons/icon.png" />
5

Alternatively, make sure your project has an icons folder, at the top level, with icon.png in it.

6

In the config, replacing

<icon src="{icon}" />

with

<icon src='resources/iconTemplate.png' />

Seems to have resolved it.

7

Yes, this also works. The problem is that there was no icons/icon.png file in your project.

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The last time I updated this app was back in 2024, so not sure what has changed.

I’m sure I had tried renaming the (top level) folder “icon_splash” to “icons” which had the icon.png file in it, but I was still getting the same error.

You also get similar error if you remove the image from Common > Icon, but it refers to the nsb default icon.

After you suggested removing <icon src="{icon}" /> from the config, I checked the config on another app, which is where I saw I had set the icon with <icon src='resources/iconTemplate.png' />, so I must have come across this before in the past.

Thank you for looking in to it.