Using ⁠Tuist(project: .xcode()) Fails to Generate Project

Troubleshooting & how to
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Question or problem

After upgrading to Tuist 4…x, I am unable to generate a project using ⁠tuist generate, and I receive the following message:

✖ Error 
  The 'tuist generate' command is only available for generated projects and Swift packages. 
...

Expectation

I tried initializing a new project and found that the only difference is ⁠
let tuist =Tuist(project: .tuist()) and let tuist =Tuist(project: .xcode())

When I changed my current project to ⁠.tuist() , I was able to successfully use tuist generate.

Since I only started using Tuist from version 4.48, I’m not sure if ⁠.xcode() has been deprecated or if this is a bug. Although I can now use it, I would like to understand the reason behind this.

Context

  • Tuist version: 4.49.x

Reproduction (mandatory for problems)

Include a reproducible project and steps to reproduce the issue. If you have logs, include them too.

Wrong configuration：
Tuist.swift

import ProjectDescription


let tuist = Tuist(project: .xcode())
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This is not a correct way to configure a generated project. I don’t fully follow the issue here. Why do you want to generate a project while marking your project as .xcode()?