Xcode 26 edge stacks are being retired: what you need to do
Blog post from Bitrise
Developers building iOS apps on Bitrise using Xcode 26 edge stacks must transition to the Xcode 26 stable stacks by July 31, 2026, as Bitrise will retire all Xcode 26 edge stacks on that date. These edge stacks are designed for short-term use to test upcoming Xcode versions and are frequently updated with the latest tools, including beta versions, unlike the stable stacks which provide long-term reliability with only critical security updates. To ensure seamless continuity, users should check and update their workflows, replacing any edge stack references in their configurations with the stable stack equivalents or the new Xcode 27 edge stack, depending on their needs. If changes are not made by the deadline, Bitrise will automatically migrate builds stored on bitrise.io to the appropriate stable stack to prevent disruption, but users with configurations in git repositories will need to manually update their stack targets to avoid build failures. Once changes are made, running a test build can confirm the successful transition, which is crucial for maintaining consistent and reliable production CI workflows.
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