Now in iOS 26 they added a new format for icons, they have the extension .icon and are created with the new app named Icon Composer, they provide all the different appearances for dark and tinted icons. So I propose to use the url to an .icon file as an alternative to the separate icons:
"ios": {
"light": "./assets/images/appicons/default/icon.png",
"dark": "./assets/images/appicons/default/dark-icon.png",
"tinted": "./assets/images/appicons/default/tinted-icon.png"
},
or
"ios": "./assets/images/appicons/default/liquid-glass.icon",
so both options should work
Now in iOS 26 they added a new format for icons, they have the extension
.iconand are created with the new app named Icon Composer, they provide all the different appearances for dark and tinted icons. So I propose to use the url to an .icon file as an alternative to the separate icons:or
"ios": "./assets/images/appicons/default/liquid-glass.icon",so both options should work