The build insights now include detailed Xcode Cache analytics for a specific build, including:
The build insights now include a dropdown for selecting the average or percentile value (p99, p90, p50) of build duration. You can also see the trend compared to the previous period to track performance changes over time based on the type of data you selected:
The bundles page now includes filters which you can for example use to find new bundles with higher than expected install size:
You can now choose where your artifacts, like module cache binaries, are stored for legal compliance. You can now select between storing artifacts in all regions, Europe only, or United States only from your account or organization settings:
You can now control how aggressively targets are replaced with cached binaries when generating projects using cache profiles. Choose from built-in profiles like only-external (default), all-possible, or none, or define your own custom profiles in Tuist Config.
Read more about cache profiles in our documentation.
We've added a dedicated SSO login page that makes it easier for enterprise customers to authenticate with the Okta SSO:
As part of build insights, you will now also get access to the Xcode cache analytics for individual builds:
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For a long time, our landing page design was outdated and not aligned with our dashboard.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:
