Weekly digests

Narrated editions connecting the most meaningful updates from each week.

Editions

Week	Edition	Drops	Published
August 17 to August 21, 2026	Replacing static snapshots with temporal context in testing and automation This week we replaced static metric snapshots with time-aware histories across test analytics and automation settings. Knowing the current state is only half the battle; understanding the trajectory is what lets you act.	3 public drops	August 25, 2026
August 10 to August 14, 2026	Finding the signal in test case metrics A new date range picker on test case metrics lets teams isolate recent regressions from long-term averages. This shift in how we view test health puts the focus back on immediate, actionable failures.	1 public drop	August 25, 2026
August 3 to August 7, 2026	A quiet week on the changelog, with one useful nudge toward test hygiene A single shipping change this week, in Tuist, gives the quarantined and flaky test pages real chronological visibility so teams can finally tell which parked tests have been sitting around too long.	1 public drop	August 7, 2026
July 27 to July 31, 2026	Teaching the cache to notice what it missed Tuist's targets can now declare additional hashing inputs, so cache invalidation finally accounts for the things that quietly change a binary, from codegen templates to environment variables.	1 public drop	July 31, 2026
July 20 to July 24, 2026	Tuist week of July 20: retry knobs that finally match their defaults A single Tuist drop surfaces the HTTP retry policy behind cache downloads, fixing a backoff that started near one millisecond and exposing retry count and base delay as environment variables so self-hosted operators can tune timeout and retries independently.	1 public drop	July 24, 2026
July 13 to July 17, 2026	A week of two tracks: agents get real ground truth, runners grow up Tuist shipped two parallel tracks this week: coding agents got grounded, source-backed access to Tuist's own docs and code through new MCP tools, while Tuist Runners matured into shared infrastructure with concurrency limits, live terminal access, and dashboard-managed tokens. Underneath both, SwifterPM became the default for package restoration.	6 public drops	July 17, 2026
July 6 to July 10, 2026	Wiring the runner to the build, and gating the cache A week that joined CI runs to the build and test data they produced, opened a live macOS desktop into running jobs, and added governance for who writes to the cache and how long self-hosted artifacts live.	5 public drops	July 15, 2026