"The image asset used for Logo isn't shared with the organization" Error on Custom App deploy

Question

I am deploying with sfdx a custom app that has a reference to a Content Asset (Logo) - even though the Logo is in the same package I keep getting the following error: The image asset used for Logo isn't shared with the organization.

I've tried to separately load the logo into the org (Successfully) and then load the custom app - and I still get the same issue (even though the logo is referring to a correct Asset)

Here is the Custom App meta-data section:

<CustomApplication xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata">
    <brand>
        <headerColor>#FC8500</headerColor>
        <logo>customers</logo>
        <logoVersion>1</logoVersion>
        <shouldOverrideOrgTheme>false</shouldOverrideOrgTheme>
    </brand>
...

And here is the Asset in the target org

Has anyone seen this error before? I can't seem to find any reference for it (or how to get around it).

Answer 1

I managed to resolve this error by adding an relationships element the ContentAsset Metadata:

diff:

    @@ -3,6 +3,11 @@
     <isVisibleByExternalUsers>false</isVisibleByExternalUsers>
     <language>en_US</language>
     <masterLabel>customers</masterLabel>
+    <relationships>
+        <organization>
+            <access>VIEWER</access>
+        </organization>
+    </relationships>
     <versions>
         <version>
             <number>1</number>

full file:

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <ContentAsset xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata">
        <isVisibleByExternalUsers>false</isVisibleByExternalUsers>
        <language>en_US</language>
        <masterLabel>customers</masterLabel>
        <relationships>
            <organization>
                <access>VIEWER</access>
            </organization>
        </relationships>
        <versions>
            <version>
                <number>1</number>
                <pathOnClient>customers.png</pathOnClient>
            </version>
        </versions>
    </ContentAsset>

Answer 2

Please follow the steps below :

1. Click the Gear icon on the upper right corner then select Setup
2. Search for Salesforce Files in the quick find box
3. Click on General Settings
4. Enable/Check the 'Skip triggers execution and validation rules on asset files'
5. Then try to install the package again.