Thanks for this - sorry I've not looked it before now.

I'll review this week and let you know!

Sorry - I've not gotten around to this yet!

It didn't initially compile - I think the Culture and LanguageCode properties got mixed up?

The filename doesn't include the lproj extension that was shown in your screenshot. I guess that should be there?

The API for adding the images doesn't allow you to specify the language code for a particular image. We currently allow images to be added like this:

request.Images.Add(PassbookImage.Icon, System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(Server.MapPath("~/Icons/icon.png")));

We probably need a new way to add images, perhaps a method like:

request.AddImage(PassbookImage.Icon, System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(Server.MapPath("~/Icons/icon.png")));
request.AddImage(PassbookImage.Icon, "en", System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(Server.MapPath("~/Icons/icon.png")));

What do you think?

I just viewed your comment

What you mean by lproj ? there is no lproj on my commit.

In my commit, I change PassbookImage from enum to struct that contains the image type and the optional language code.
This way we ensure compatibility with existing source code.

I use a fork and it compiles successfully. I have other changed and am willing to contribute to this project.