BitfooFeb 24

🔧 Meet mise - a multi-purpose dev tool that handles:

• Tool installation (with version pinning!)
• Task running (like make/just)
• Environment variable management

Install specific versions effortlessly: mise use helm@3
Works seamlessly across macOS & Linux. Perfect for managing project-specific toolchains!

Read my post: https://blog.bitfoo.de/tools/mise/

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@Bitfoo
And for some criticism
- will emit a four line warning every time when you run *any* command in a directory that has an untrusted config
- can't tell apart between the same tool with plugins installed for one project and configured without plugins in another project
@jdx
Show threadBitfooFeb 24
@mattesilver @jdx Thank you for your message. I do not understand what exactly you mean. Maybe you can an elaborate a bit more about your criticism.
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@Bitfoo @jdx

Say you have two projects (a, b), both use tool x, but project b uses x with some plugins. Mise can't tell apart between x with plugins and without, it's installed in the same location.

The other thing is that mise requires you to register each config (add to trusted). If you clone a project that you only want to poke around, or use mise in a dev container, so that you don't add it to trusted, mise will complain at every command you run in that directory, bc mise takes over all invocations in the shell

Feb 24 at 8:37amWeb
Show threadBitfooFeb 24

@mattesilver @jdx now I understand.
The first critic is maybe more a feature request for @jdx and a more advanced usage of mise.
And the second one, yes I think this is a more or less of a problem tha mise outputs into the shell each time it encounters an error. But I am not sure how this could be prevented.

But I highly appreciate your feedback.