debug-generated-project

Reproduce and debug Tuist-generated project failures with zipped artifacts.

Updated Mar 31, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/DFly7/iOS-FastAPI-Supabase-AI --skill debug-generated-project-dfly7
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Skill: debug-generated-project
Source: https://github.com/DFly7/iOS-FastAPI-Supabase-AI/tree/main/.agents/skills/debug-generated-project
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/DFly7/iOS-FastAPI-Supabase-AI --skill debug-generated-project-dfly7

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps engineers and maintainers reproduce and diagnose failures in projects generated by Tuist by guiding a controlled local reproduction, testing against the latest release and main branch, and determining whether the root cause is a Tuist bug, a project misconfiguration, or an environmental issue.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reproduction and verification: Create minimal reproduction projects and confirm whether the failure occurs at generation time, compile time, or runtime.
  • Source-level testing: Build Tuist from the main branch to compare behavior against released binaries and verify if a fix exists upstream.
  • Triage and remediation: Identify root causes, produce patches and PRs with zipped reproduction fixtures, or provide corrected manifest snippets and configuration guidance.
  • Use case: When a user reports a generate-time error caused by dependency resolution, reproduce with a minimal manifest, test with the latest release, build Tuist from source, and either fix or prepare a reproducible issue for upstream.

Quick Start

Create a minimal reproduction project, run generation with the latest Tuist release, and if the issue remains build Tuist from main to compare behavior and produce a zipped reproduction for a fix or issue.

Frequently Asked Questions about debug-generated-project

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I debug a Tuist project that fails during generation?

To debug a Tuist project generation failure, create a minimal reproduction project, test with the latest release, and build Tuist from the main branch to compare behavior. This isolates whether the failure is a Tuist bug, a manifest misconfiguration, or an environmental issue.

Why does my Tuist generated Xcode project fail to compile or run in the simulator?

A Tuist generated Xcode project may fail to compile or run due to dependency resolution errors, incorrect manifest configurations, or simulator runtime issues. Reproduce the failure with a minimal project to determine if the root cause is a Tuist bug or a project misconfiguration.

How do I verify if a Tuist bug is already fixed in the main branch?

To verify if a Tuist bug is fixed in the main branch, build Tuist from source and compare its behavior against the latest released binary. This source-level testing determines if an upstream fix exists before you prepare a reproduction issue.

What is the best way to triage dependency resolution errors in Tuist manifests?

The best way to triage dependency resolution errors in Tuist manifests is to reproduce the failure with a minimal manifest configuration. Testing this against the latest release and source builds helps identify if the issue stems from a Tuist bug or incorrect manifest configuration.

How do I prepare a zipped reproduction project for a Tuist issue report?

To prepare a zipped reproduction project for a Tuist issue, create a minimal project that triggers the failure, verify it against the latest release and the main branch build, and package the artifacts. This provides maintainers with the exact conditions needed to diagnose the bug.