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That parameter is now the default and only option, sorry for missing that in the changelog 🙏
Feel free to open a PR to update the changelog if you want 🙏
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Sorry for not asking clearly, but before that we use --xcframeworks --destination device
to only build cache for device not simulator (some frameworks are not available for simulator slice). What's the equivalent now in v4?
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We currently always build for both. Ideally, you'd use tuist cache
on main
, so that the command is not run that often – that should make the compile time hit smaller.
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Yes but the problem is the cache cannot be built at all, some frameworks is closed-source and prebuilt framework without simulator slice, so the cache warm will fail when it tries to create xcframework for both device and simulator.
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Caching for device only is currently not possible. We could add support for this, would you mind creating an issue describing your need?
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