mise.toml

[settings]
experimental = true
lockfile = true
disable_backends = [
    "asdf",
    "vfox",
]

# The platforms we support. Intel macOS (macos-x64) and Windows ARM64
# (windows-arm64) are absent because we do not support either. Intel macOS also
# cannot work: pnpm 11.0.5 and later ship no darwin-x64 binary, so mise
# mis-resolves that platform to the release's unrelated source-maps.tgz asset,
# producing a lock entry that verifies but contains no pnpm.
#
# This list is not a hard guard: `mise lock` always locks the platform it runs
# on, excluded or not -- verified by dropping the current platform and
# regenerating, which re-added it. After any regeneration, check
# `grep -c source-maps mise.lock` prints 0.
lockfile_platforms = [
    "linux-arm64",
    "linux-arm64-musl",
    "linux-x64",
    "linux-x64-musl",
    "macos-arm64",
    "windows-x64",
]

[tools]
# CI never installs this. Every workflow runs mise-action with install: false
# and add_shims_to_path: false, then puts only pnpm's install directory on
# PATH. So two things independently keep this "latest" pin out of jobs whose
# Node actions/setup-node fixed: no shims directory, and no node in that dir.
node = "latest"
lychee = "latest"
# pnpm is on the github backend because aqua-registry's pnpm config keeps
# breaking on release-asset naming changes (jdx/mise discussions #9453, #9624).
"github:pnpm/pnpm" = "v11.22.0"

[hooks]
enter = "mise install --quiet --locked"

[[watch_files]]
patterns = ["mise.toml", "mise.lock"]
run = "mise install --quiet --locked"

[tasks.check-links]
description = "Check links with lychee"
run = "lychee --no-progress './**/*.md' './src/**/*.ts' './package.json'"