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🎯 Coming next:
• CI workflow integration with GitHub reports
• Smart suggestions for module splitting & parallelization
Want to see it in action? Check out our public dashboard: tuist.dev/tuist/tuist/...
Ready to optimize your builds? 👀
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⚡️ Getting started is simple:
1. Create a Tuist account & project ('tuist init')
2. Add 'tuist inspect build' to your Xcode scheme post-action
3. Start building and watch the insights roll in
And with generated projects, we handle the setup of the post-action for you!
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🔍 Answer the questions that matter:
• How often do engineers run clean builds?
• What's the typical incremental build time?
• How do build times vary across Xcode versions?
Filter by scheme, build type, and environment to slice your data however you need.
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📊 What you get:
• Build time tracked over time with powerful filtering such as clean vs incremental builds
• Readable errors and warnings for CI builds accessible directly in your browser
• Module & file breakdown showing exactly what's slowing you down
• Historical tracking to spot trends over time
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Bundle inspection is based on Rosalind, an open-source project that standardizes report schemes and provides tools to generate them from an Apple bundle path. That way you can build your own tools with it, like linters.
github.com/tuist/Rosalind
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And here's a _very_ early demo of installing a preview of the Tuist iOS app ... from the new Tuist iOS app. How meta is that? 😄
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Gracias Pol for the mention 😀
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Check out docs.tuist.dev/en/guides/develop/bundle-size for details on how to integrate bundle analysis into your workflow.
Your users will thank you for the faster downloads and freed-up storage space! 😌
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🧪 We've open-sourced the core analysis engine as Rosalind (github.com/tuist/Rosalind). Use the standard schema to build your own automation on top of our tools.
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📊 Track your bundle size over time by integrating the bundle analysis in your CI. See trends, identify concerning growth, celebrate optimization wins, and keep your team accountable.
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How it works: Run 'tuist inspect bundle App.ipa' to get a complete breakdown of what's taking up space in your app, along with file- and module-based breakdown – and size optimization insights, like duplicate files detection.
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Not yet, but we’ll give it a shot.
Something that we did is providing a “llms.txt” endpoint in our documentation. We that tool we could do the same for our source code.
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Would you mind starting a topic in our forum with a small graph representing your scenario and we take it from there?
community.tuist.dev/c/troublesho...
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If you haven’t changed the implementation of the feature dependency we won’t trigger the tests for those. We’ll only do so if you’ve changed the dependency implementation or the interface.
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Hats off to @asmitbm.bsky.social, Chris, and @marekfort.bsky.social for their outstanding efforts in crafting and bringing to life the new design, ushering Tuist into a new chapter of app development efficiency. Dive into the full announcement here:
tuist.dev/blog/2025/04...
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This remarkable advancement not only enhances user experiences, but it's also crucial for rapid deployment with a compact team of just four. Soon, open-source collaborators will join in contributing to our server's UI as well. Check out more at tuist.dev/blog/2025/0....
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Next, we'll ready our Figma files and components for public access. Should you be fond of the Tuist dashboard, you'll have the chance to craft one with a design that echoes Tuist's style.
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Our first goal is to align the CLI and dashboard, enabling all CLI actions from the dashboard. Next, we'll focus on updating the design of both the CLI and marketing pages for enhanced visual appeal.
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We're obviously partial, but we find the new dashboard incredible. If you're skeptical, feel free to explore the Tuist dashboard yourself—we’re big fans of experiencing our own tools firsthand. Check it out: tuist.dev/tuist/tuist