cmd/fyne package can't find FyneApp.toml when -src option has given

[hismailbulut]

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Describe the bug

I am trying to build project with fyne cmd but I get an error:
Missing application icon at "cmd\myapp\Icon.png"

My project structure is like this:

root
--cmd
----myapp
------assets
--------icon.png
------main.go
--pkg
--FyneApp.toml
--Makefile

FyneApp.toml

Website = "https://www.example.com"

[Details]
  Icon = "cmd/myapp/assets/icon.png"
  Name = "myapp"
  ID = "com.myapp.app"
  Version = "0.1.0"
  Build = 50

I am running this command in the root but it doesn't work and gives the error:
fyne package -release -os windows -src cmd/myapp

I tried moving icon to cmd/myapp/Icon.png but it also doesn't work

Moving FyneApp.toml to cmd/myapp and running command fyne package -release -os windows in cmd/myapp works so I think the problem happens only with -src option

What I want is fyne should look FyneApp.toml in cwd and load it from there so I can put FyneApp.toml to root and run fyne package in root

How to reproduce

1. Create a project with same structure like above
2. Run fyne package -release -os windows -src cmd/myapp in root

Screenshots

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Example code

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Fyne version

2.2.3

Go compiler version

1.19.1

Operating system

Windows

Operating system version

11

Additional Information

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[andydotxyz]

I'm not too sure about this and would appreciate others feedback on this.
Currently our tooling assumes that FyneApp.toml is in the same location as the application files (i.e. "srcDir").
This includes things like the apps installer and "fyne get" command.
If this is to be changed it would need to still support this standard way.

What do others think about the request?

[hismailbulut]

After spending some time with cmd/fyne I agree with you that FyneApp.toml should be in the srcdir. Thats because multiple main fyne applications can be in same project. But the issue still needs to be fixed.

[andydotxyz]

Thanks. Nice summary. Yes we still need to resolve the issue :)