The Timeline tab is now available on Gradle and Bazel build reports, bringing the same interactive view of build execution as Xcode. See what ran in parallel, zoom into a slow interval, and line up individual steps with machine usage to understand where build time goes.
For Gradle, tasks, configuration, and artifact transforms appear alongside synchronized CPU, memory, network, and disk charts. Filter by categories such as compilation, testing, or packaging, then select a step to inspect its timing and recorded outcome. Machine metrics now live in the Timeline tab, so you can explore them together with the work that was running.
For Bazel, the timeline uses the recorded trace profile to show work across analysis, fetching, compilation, linking, and other build phases. CPU, memory, and network charts share the same time range. Published action results add outcomes and available compiler diagnostics to individual steps, helping you investigate failures without leaving the build report.
Search by step, target, or category, and use the legend to focus on a particular kind of work. The recorded steps are also available through the API and MCP tools for investigating builds from your editor or automation.
Update the Tuist Gradle plugin to include startup-aligned recordings in new reports. For Bazel, run tuist bazel setup in your build environment to enable trace uploads and record CPU capacity. Existing builds keep the data they already recorded; readings that were never collected cannot be recovered.