You can now control which branch Tuist treats as a project’s default baseline. This affects bundle-size comparisons, flaky-test detection, test sharding timing, and latest-preview resolution.
- Project Settings > General now displays a Default branch card with the current branch as a badge.
- Click the pencil icon to edit the branch in a modal. This gives you an explicit fallback for self-managed or non-GitHub projects.
- When you connect a GitHub repository, Tuist automatically adopts the repository’s default branch, so the baseline stays correct without manual setup.
- Blank values are rejected when saving, so the branch cannot silently reset to “main”.