IOS 7 icon support still not available in air 3.9

I am using Flash Builder 4.7 with Air 3.9 (with IOS 7 icon support) running on Win 8.
I have been battling to get a simple app on the Apple App Store because although the latest AIR 3.9 (with IOS 7 icon support) does not give an error when exporting the release build, when I try submitting my app (Using Application Loader on Mac OS X) it complains about missing icons.
When will this problem be resolved? Does anyone have an ETA?

You can edit the xml then compile with command line. But I am still having a few tweaking issues but it should work this way. But yes I hope we get a new build soon.....

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