Custom executable icon for `deno compile`?
Is it possible to set a different icon rather than the default deno icon for the executable generated from
deno compile
DI wasn't able to find the answer to your question in the official Deno documentation. As of my last update, the
However, I can suggest that typically, changing an executable's icon is platform-specific and often requires additional tooling outside of the compilation process itself. For instance, on Windows, you might use a resource editor to change the icon after the executable has been compiled. On macOS, you would modify the bundle's resources.
Please note that this advice is not based on the Deno documentation, and I would recommend double-checking the accuracy of this information and looking for platform-specific tools or methods that can help you achieve your goal.
deno compileHowever, I can suggest that typically, changing an executable's icon is platform-specific and often requires additional tooling outside of the compilation process itself. For instance, on Windows, you might use a resource editor to change the icon after the executable has been compiled. On macOS, you would modify the bundle's resources.
Please note that this advice is not based on the Deno documentation, and I would recommend double-checking the accuracy of this information and looking for platform-specific tools or methods that can help you achieve your goal.
FHi,
I have the same problem. As soon as i try to change the description/icon of my .exe, it gets corrupted. Even if i just change the plain text in Resource Hacker, the Executable doesn't work anymore.
I have the same problem. As soon as i try to change the description/icon of my .exe, it gets corrupted. Even if i just change the plain text in Resource Hacker, the Executable doesn't work anymore.
LGitHub
Compile Deno apps for Windows with custom icon and metadata. - GitHub - Leokuma/wincompile: Compile Deno apps for Windows with custom icon and metadata.
FThank you for the porgramm. wincompile works so far but when we try to implement it to our code that also generates a hash of the compiled .exe ot doesn't save the executable.
DThe system cannot find the file specified.
LDo this to see the error message:
I suspect you're having problems to load or apply the icon
I suspect you're having problems to load or apply the icon
FFThats the error i'm getting
FAnd if i remove the arg that's causing the error, i'm getting other errors
FFSo
FIf i remove the arguments: --Icon, --FileVersion, --ProductVersion it works
FBut if i run wincompile just in Terminal, it doesn't have any problems with my icon
LMaybe you have to separate the argument name from argument value
FSo,
The problem is fixed, it works.
The problem was that this
The problem is fixed, it works.
The problem was that this
"" instead of
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