"not authorized to read cache" when using Tuist to generate

[RWCoding58]

Bug Report

Mandatory Information

Describe the bug
I haven't used my Macbook in a while (close to two months), so I decided to upgrade Cork once I got to use it. Apparently, the method to compile Cork has changed, but now when I run tuist generate, I get (username) is not authorized to read cache. I'm not sure if I was not supposed to log in with my own account, since I had been prompted to authenticate with tuist auth before this and created a new account.

To Reproduce

1. Run the compilation command (git clone https://github.com/buresdv/Cork.git && cd Cork && tuist install && tuist generate)
2. Most of the steps work correctly
3. Once it reaches the tuist generate step, it produces an error as follows:

Loading and constructing the graph
It might take a while if the cache is empty
Fetching remote binaries. Hold tight...
(my username) is not authorized to read cache
Consider creating an issue using the following link: https://github.com/tuist/tuist/issues/new/choose

Expected Behavior
The Xcode project generates and opens in Xcode.

System and Cork Information:

• macOS version: 14.4.1 (23E224)
• Cork Version: 1.4.2 (62)
• Did you compile Cork yourself?: Yes

Optional Information

Additional context
As mentioned at the start, I haven't used my Mac in a while so my version of Cork is very outdated (along with my other apps).

Checklist

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[buresdv]

I updated the readme. Can you try the new instructions? It may be fixed, but I'm not sure

[RWCoding58]

I'll try it when I get back soon (in about an hour). Thanks for the fast reply!

[RWCoding58]

Yep, the app generates properly now and I can compile it. However, it seems the app shows the "Thank you for trying out Cork" trial window even though I had selected "Self-Compiled" in Xcode before building.

[buresdv]

I'm happy to hear it works. Unfortunately, we can't reproduce your problem:

I'd say, make sure that you have actually selected the right scheme in the toolbar, or try to do a fresh build by using the command tuist clean, then going through the instructions again.

Because the original problem got solved, I'll be closing this issue.

[RWCoding58]

Alright, I'll give it a try. I think it might be because I installed over my old app which had also shown the trial error.