We've had already had a way to easily skip UI tests with a single flag in tuist test:
Now, we're bringing the some convenience flag for unit tests:
This way, you can easily have separate CI pipelines for UI and unit tests, such as when you don't want to run your UI tests for every PR but instead nightly.
You can now improve your incremental and clean build times in just a couple of minutes, regardless of your Xcode setup, with the new Xcode compilation cache introduced in Xcode 26 that we've added support for.
Read more about it in our blog post.
For a long time, our landing page design was outdated and not aligned with our dashboard. We've completely redesigned it to make our design more consistent and we hope you'll love the result as much as we do:
Tuist allows you to multiple types of bundles:
However, each bundle type can have a slightly different bundle size. While we recommend to primarily use the .ipa bundle type as the install and download size is the most accurate representation of what users will experience, the other types might be useful to recognize a spike in the bundle size early.
To streamline seeing a graph for a specific bundle type, we've added the option to filter by .ipa, .app, or .xcarchive:
When viewing build details, you can now navigate directly to the corresponding CI run with a single click. We've added a "CI Run" button when the build was executed by a supported CI platform.
This feature supports:
If your schemes inherit build settings from a target, you can now track the build configuration in build insights:
We've streamlined the installation of the Tuist GitHub app. You can now install it in your organization's integrations tab in the Tuist dashboard and link your repositories directly there to get Tuist insights in your pull requests.
When you have too many previews in the menu bar app, you can now scroll through them to find the preview you need.
Tuist now supports creating organizations from the dashboard in addition to the previous flow through the CLI. Select the "Create organization" option from the organization dropdown in the header to try it out.
Tuist now provides CLI commands to view and inspect bundles uploaded to your projects:
These commands handle authentication and session management automatically, making it easy to integrate bundle operations into your CI/CD pipelines and custom automation workflows.
