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We are extending the toolchains that we support, Xcode and Gradle, to bring test sharding capabilities using timing data from previous runs.

Our RFC is up and we are looking for feedback from the community:
https://community.tuist.dev/t/rfc-test-sharding/929/6

#Swift #Android

Having witnessed the great impact Tuist has had on teams building apps with Xcode, we couldn’t resist expanding to #Gradle and #Android builds 🤖

Build, test, and bundle insights, caching, flakiness detection, and much more.

You can set it up with just one command 😊

https://tuist.dev/blog/2026/03/02/gradle

You open a PR. CI fails. It's a flaky test, completely unrelated to your changes. You hit retry, it passes. But now there's a merge conflict because another PR landed while you waited.

Sounds familiar?

To help you get your flaky tests under control, we just shipped flaky test detection and quarantining in Tuist.

Detect them automatically, quarantine them so they stop blocking PRs, and get notified in Slack when new ones appear 👇

https://tuist.dev/blog/2026/01/27/flaky-tests

Looking for some inspiration for how to modularize your app with Tuist? Then you might want to check this talk by Eduardo from the @nsspain@mastodon.social conference about how they modularized the app at Adidas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rc-S9RnDuLI

New Slack integration for Tuist 🚀

We're making build health monitoring proactive instead of reactive:
📊 Daily reports with build times, cache hit rates, and bundle size trends
⚡ Alert rules that notify you the moment a metric regresses

No more discovering build time regressions a week later. Catch them within hours.

https://tuist.dev/blog/2026/01/12/slack-integration

We just shipped the Tuist SDK and tracks for Previews 🚀

SDK: your app detects newer previews and prompts testers to update, fully open source.
Tracks: organize previews into groups like `beta` or `nightly`—updates only notify within the same track.

No more "are you on the latest build?" questions.

Read more about these new features on our blog: https://tuist.dev/blog/2026/01/02/previews-sdk-and-tracks

Did you know you can speed up your Xcode builds by using Xcode's 26 cache in CI and development environments? You can also gain insights into the cache's effectiveness.

Learn more here: https://docs.tuist.dev/en/guides/features/cache/xcode-cache
#iOSDev #Xcode

In case you couldn't join today's community call, the recording is available here. We covered topics like test insights, cache nodes, our public SwiftPM registry, and a lot more:

https://videos.tuist.dev/w/tPXVK7ak6mR7dZri6Uxkts

Just a quick update! We've rescheduled our community call to take place tomorrow. Don't miss out if you're eager to learn about our recent project launches and future plans. We'll make sure to capture the session for those who can't be there. See you there https://luma.com/wb7xp6c3

Who hasn't had an experience with a test suite that had slow and flaky tests with hard-to-debug failures?

Our new test insights not only help you track your tests over time, all your tests will be in our dashboard with an easy-to-read summary. You will never again have to sift through the logs just to see what happened.

And that's just the beginning – we will soon bring features building on top of the test insights, like smart sharding or flaky test detection.

https://tuist.dev/blog/2025/12/03/test-insights

We'll be connecting with you next week to showcase the achievements of our team and community in the fifth cycle of 2025 and to talk about our year-end priorities. Looking forward to seeing you next Monday! :) https://luma.com/wb7xp6c3