Installing tuist with the "latest" tag and mise installs the macOS app instead of the CLI

[marekfort]

TLDR: If mise install tuist@latest installs the Tuist macOS app instead of the CLI, make sure that your mise plugins are up-to-date by running mise plugins update.

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@Daniel_Moro: The current release for the app in the same repo as Tuist creates a problem if the “latest” flag is used for installation in the .mise.toml configuration file. Is there a workaround for this?

@Pedro: Hey Daniel!
Which asdf plugin are you using with Mise?
I checked the logic to obtain the latest version in the most recent version of the official plugin, and we filter out app-related versions:
https://github.com/asdf-community/asdf-tuist/blob/main/bin/latest-stable#L25

<asdf-tuist/bin/latest-stable at main · asdf-community/asdf-tuist · GitHub | latest-stable>

@Daniel_Moro: I installed it using:
<https://mise.jdx.dev/install.sh>
Other than that I don’t remember installing any plugin

@Marek_Fořt: Can you try running mise plugins update?

@Daniel_Moro: Yes, it worked.
mise plugin:tuist ✓ https://github.com/asdf-community/asdf-tuist.git

Thanks

[marekfort]

This is also the same issue as: Cache 0.1.0 prevents Tuist from being installed with mise · Issue #8984 · tuist/tuist · GitHub

There’s no need to be installing tuist via mise plugins, so the solution is to run mise plugins uninstall tuist.