Hello 
I’ve just reinstalled the macOS app and I have a few things to report:
- Is there a reason why we don’t support installing it with brew? Would make it much simpler to install (e.g. I have a list of apps to install from brew when setting up a new mac)
- Right after installing the app downloaded from the website, checking for updates from the app it already proposes an update.
Maybe related, if I try to update it fails An error occurred while downloading the update. Please try again later
- In the devices list, I can’t see iOS 26 devices, even though my selected Xcode is Xcode 26
- By mistake I’ve started the installation of multiple previews, I see the
Installing preview with the spinner but:
- I have no idea which ones it’s installing
- I have no way to remove the one I don’t want
You can: brew install --cask tuist/tuist/tuist. It’s also mentioned in the docs: Previews · Features · Guides · Tuist. It’s currently broken for the same reason as updates are. I’ll look into it. Looks like the .dmg isn’t included in the GitHub app release which we rely on.
In the devices list, I can’t see iOS 26 devices, even though my selected Xcode is Xcode 26
I’m using Xcode 26 and can iOS 26 devices. We’re getting the list of devices by running:
/usr/bin/xcrun simctl list devices –json/usr/bin/xcrun simctl list runtimes –json
Can you make sure both the iOS 26 runtime and the iOS 26 devices are present in that output? If they are, can you include the JSONs for these, so we can debug the issue further? Can you see other devices? Feel free to raise an issue, some extra context on exactly you’re seeing would be appreciated 
what would you expect to happen? Only the latest install to be executed? Agree we should change the label from Installing preview to Installing NameOfApp
@danieleformichelli just wanted to let you know that the downloads and updates have been fixed now 
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