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Gracefully handle inconsistent
If a Swift Package contains a single target, for example |
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tuist/tuist
#8816
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Output changed defaults as part of tuist registry setup
We change the Xcode defaults as part of tuist registry setup, but we don’t inform users about it. Let’s add a note about it in the output. |
GitHub issue
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Open
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tuist/tuist
#8773
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Undefined symbols for architecture arm64
When attempting to build or cache each time we bump external dependency versions we see the following build error citing missing symbols for a specific architecture. The problem so… |
GitHub issue
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Open
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tuist/tuist
#9560
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Tuist Fails to Link Custom Helper-Defined Schemes to Custom Configurations
I expect ProjectDescriptionHelpers to help me “not repeat myself”. |
GitHub issue
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Open
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tuist/tuist
#8354
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Tuist Homebrew cask is broken
This command stopped working today: |
GitHub issue
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Open
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tuist/tuist
#11233
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SwifterPM opens a “use your confidential information in your keychain” popup when installing dependencies
After updating to Tuist 4.210.0, when running |
GitHub issue
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Open
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tuist/tuist
#13681
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Make Boundary configuration enforce real architectural layers in server/
Splitting this out from #10366 (thread). |
GitHub issue
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Open
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tuist/tuist
#10431
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Buildable folders on static framework with resources: sources leak into the resource bundle target, localized resources stay in the framework
For a |
GitHub issue
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Open
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tuist/tuist
#13727
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Bare NSCocoaErrorDomain 3840 “Unable to parse empty data.” from empty x-tuist-warnings header and empty simctl JSON
Two |
GitHub issue
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Open
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tuist/tuist
#13747
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Tuist app writes account-type OAuth credentials into the CLI’s credentials file, silently downgrading the CLI session
Signing in through the Tuist macOS app writes its OAuth credentials into the CLI’s credentials file ( |
GitHub issue
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Open
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tuist/tuist
#12220
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