tuist version

Overview

The tuist version command outputs the current version of Tuist installed on your system.

tuist version

The command outputs the version number in semantic versioning format:

4.5.0

tuist version

Outputs the installed version, for example: 4.5.0

VERSION=$(tuist version)
echo "Running Tuist $VERSION"

Captures the version for use in shell scripts.

if tuist version; then
  echo "Tuist is installed"
else
  echo "Tuist is not installed"
fi

Checks if Tuist is properly installed.

Debugging: Verify which Tuist version you’re running when reporting issues
CI/CD: Validate the Tuist version in automated workflows
Team alignment: Ensure all team members use the same Tuist version
Documentation: Reference the version when creating bug reports or asking for help

To manage Tuist versions across your team:

Use .tuist-version: Pin a specific version in your project root:
```
4.5.0
```
Use mise: Install and manage Tuist versions with mise:
```
mise install tuist@4.5.0
mise use tuist@4.5.0
```
CI configuration: Specify the version in your CI configuration to ensure consistent builds