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Summary

Adds a new "prepare" system to mise that ensures project dependencies are ready before running commands. When running mise x npm run dev, mise checks if node_modules/ is stale relative to package-lock.json and runs npm install if needed.

  • New mise prepare command with --dry-run, --force, --list options
  • Auto-prepare before mise x and mise run (can disable with --no-prepare)
  • Built-in NPM provider that detects npm/yarn/pnpm/bun from lockfiles
  • Custom prepare rules via [prepare.rules.*] in mise.toml
  • Stateless mtime-based freshness checking (compares lockfile vs node_modules mtime)
  • Extensible framework for future providers (cargo, go, pip, etc.)

Example usage

# Explicit prepare
mise prepare                    # Run all applicable prepare steps
mise prepare --dry-run          # Show what would run without executing
mise prepare --force            # Force run even if outputs are fresh
mise prepare --list             # List available prepare providers

# Automatic (default behavior)
mise x npm run dev              # Runs npm install if stale, then npm run dev
mise run build                  # Runs prepare steps, then build task

# Disable auto-prepare
mise x --no-prepare npm run dev
MISE_PREPARE_AUTO=false mise x npm run dev

Configuration

# mise.toml
[prepare]
auto = true              # Enable auto-prepare (default)
disable = ["cargo"]      # Disable specific providers

[prepare.rules.codegen]
sources = ["schema/*.graphql"]
outputs = ["src/generated/"]
run = "npm run codegen"
description = "Generate GraphQL types"

Test plan

  • Builds successfully
  • Unit tests pass
  • Lint passes
  • Manual testing with a Node.js project

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Note

Adds an experimental mise prepare command and auto-prepare before mise x/mise run, with built-in/custom providers and docs/completions/manpage updates.

  • CLI/Behavior:
    • Add experimental mise prepare (prep) command with --force, --list, --dry-run, --only, --skip.
    • Auto-run prepare before mise exec and mise run; opt out via --no-prepare (shims skip by default).
    • Show staleness warnings in hook-env; new setting settings.status.show_prepare_stale.
  • Engine/Providers:
    • Implement prepare engine with mtime freshness checks and parallel execution.
    • Built-in providers: npm, yarn, pnpm, bun, go, pip, poetry, uv, bundler, composer.
    • Support custom providers via [prepare.<id>] in mise.toml (sources/outputs/run/env/dir/auto/description; disable list).
  • Docs/Spec/Completions:
    • Add docs/dev-tools/prepare.md; update CLI docs, manpage, usage spec (mise.usage.kdl), VitePress sidebar, and Fig completions.
  • Tests:
    • Add e2e tests for prepare (Linux) and basic Windows checks; adjust Windows vfox/task tests setup.

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@jdx jdx changed the title feat(cli): add mise prepare command for dependency preparation feat(prep): add mise prepare command for dependency preparation Dec 13, 2025
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Pull request overview

This PR introduces a new prepare system to mise that automatically ensures project dependencies are ready before running commands. When executing commands like mise x npm run dev, mise now checks if dependencies are stale by comparing modification times of lockfiles against output directories, running install commands only when needed.

Key changes:

  • Adds mise prepare command with options for dry-run, force execution, and provider listing
  • Integrates auto-prepare into mise x and mise run workflows with opt-out via --no-prepare flag
  • Implements NPM provider with detection for npm/yarn/pnpm/bun through lockfile patterns

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src/prepare/mod.rs Defines core PrepareProvider trait and PrepareCommand structure
src/prepare/engine.rs Implements PrepareEngine for discovering, checking, and executing prepare steps
src/prepare/rule.rs Defines configuration structures for prepare rules and provider overrides
src/prepare/providers/npm.rs Implements NPM prepare provider with package manager detection
src/prepare/providers/custom.rs Implements custom prepare provider for user-defined rules with glob support
src/prepare/providers/mod.rs Exports prepare provider implementations
src/cli/prepare.rs Implements prepare CLI command with list, dry-run, and force options
src/cli/exec.rs Integrates auto-prepare into exec command flow
src/cli/run.rs Integrates auto-prepare into run command flow
src/cli/en.rs Adds no_prepare field to en command
src/cli/mod.rs Registers prepare command in CLI
src/config/config_file/mod.rs Adds prepare_config method to ConfigFile trait
src/config/config_file/mise_toml.rs Adds prepare configuration support to MiseToml
src/shims.rs Disables prepare for shims to avoid performance impact
src/main.rs Registers prepare module
settings.toml Adds prepare.auto and prepare.auto_timeout settings

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/// Detect the package manager from lockfile presence
fn detect_package_manager(project_root: &PathBuf) -> (Option<PackageManager>, Option<PathBuf>) {
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The function returns a PathBuf for the lockfile but then later code can fall back to package.json which is misleading. When PackageManager::Npm is returned with package.json (lines 78-80), the returned PathBuf represents package.json not a lockfile, making the return type semantically inconsistent with the function's purpose of detecting a package manager from lockfiles.

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let parts: Vec<&str> = custom_run.split_whitespace().collect();
let (program, args) = parts.split_first().unwrap_or((&"npm", &[]));
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Shell command parsing with split_whitespace() doesn't handle quoted arguments correctly. For example, a command like npm run \"my script\" would be split into separate arguments incorrectly. Consider using a proper shell parser or documenting that complex commands aren't supported.

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let parts: Vec<&str> = self.rule.run.split_whitespace().collect();
let (program, args) = parts
.split_first()
.ok_or_else(|| eyre::eyre!("prepare rule {} has empty run command", self.id))?;
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Shell command parsing with split_whitespace() doesn't handle quoted arguments correctly. Commands with quoted strings like sh -c \"echo hello\" will be incorrectly split. Consider using a proper shell parser or documenting this limitation.

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let outputs_mtime = Self::last_modified(&outputs)?;

match (sources_mtime, outputs_mtime) {
(Some(src), Some(out)) => Ok(src < out), // Fresh if outputs newer than sources
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The comment states 'Fresh if outputs newer than sources' but the comparison src < out returns true when source mtime is less than (older than) output mtime. While this is correct, the phrasing could be clearer: 'Fresh if sources older than outputs' would match the actual comparison direction.

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(Some(src), Some(out)) => Ok(src < out), // Fresh if outputs newer than sources
(Some(src), Some(out)) => Ok(src < out), // Fresh if sources older than outputs

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[prepare.auto_timeout]
default = "5m"
description = "Timeout for auto-prepare operations."
env = "MISE_PREPARE_AUTO_TIMEOUT"
type = "Duration"

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The prepare.auto_timeout setting is defined but never used in the PrepareEngine implementation. The timeout is not enforced when running prepare commands in engine.rs, making this configuration non-functional.

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default = "5m"
description = "Timeout for auto-prepare operations."
env = "MISE_PREPARE_AUTO_TIMEOUT"
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(Some(src), Some(out)) => Ok(src < out), // Fresh if outputs newer than sources
(None, _) => Ok(true), // No sources exist, consider fresh
(_, None) => Ok(false), // No outputs exist, not fresh
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Bug: Prepare freshness check loops on equal mtimes

check_freshness treats outputs as fresh only when sources_mtime < outputs_mtime. On filesystems with coarse timestamp resolution, install steps can leave equal mtimes, causing prepare to re-run repeatedly even when nothing changed.

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Bug: Project prepare.auto config is ignored

Auto-prepare gating checks Settings::get().prepare.auto, but the per-project [prepare] auto = false value parsed into PrepareConfig.auto is never consulted. This makes the documented project-level auto toggle ineffective for mise x/mise run.

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go: other.go.clone().or_else(|| self.go.clone()),
python: other.python.clone().or_else(|| self.python.clone()),
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Bug: Merging prepare configs unintentionally flips auto

PrepareConfig::merge always assigns auto: other.auto. Because auto defaults to true, any config file that defines prepare rules/providers but omits auto will override an earlier auto = false from another config, re-enabling auto-prepare unintentionally.

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Bug: Run help triggers installs and prepare

mise run -h/--help now builds a Toolset, installs missing versions, and may run PrepareEngine before checking the help flags. This introduces unexpected side effects and latency for help output, and can install dependencies/tools when the user only requested help.

src/cli/run.rs#L200-L239

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impl Run {
pub async fn run(mut self) -> Result<()> {
let mut config = Config::get().await?;
// Build and install toolset so tools like npm are available for prepare
let mut ts = ToolsetBuilder::new()
.with_args(&self.tool)
.with_default_to_latest(true)
.build(&config)
.await?;
let opts = InstallOptions {
jobs: self.jobs,
raw: self.raw,
..Default::default()
};
ts.install_missing_versions(&mut config, &opts).await?;
// Run prepare with toolset environment (includes tools PATH)
if !self.no_prepare && Settings::get().prepare.auto {
let env = ts.env_with_path(&config).await?;
let engine = PrepareEngine::new(config.clone())?;
engine
.run(PrepareOptions {
env,
..Default::default()
})
.await?;
}
if self.task == "-h" {
self.get_clap_command().print_help()?;
return Ok(());
}
if self.task == "--help" {
self.get_clap_command().print_long_help()?;
return Ok(());
}

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Hyperfine Performance

mise x -- echo

Command Mean [ms] Min [ms] Max [ms] Relative
mise-2025.12.7 x -- echo 20.2 ± 0.2 19.7 22.3 1.03 ± 0.02
mise x -- echo 19.7 ± 0.3 19.0 20.8 1.00

mise env

Command Mean [ms] Min [ms] Max [ms] Relative
mise-2025.12.7 env 19.7 ± 0.3 19.3 21.2 1.03 ± 0.03
mise env 19.2 ± 0.5 18.5 23.4 1.00

mise hook-env

Command Mean [ms] Min [ms] Max [ms] Relative
mise-2025.12.7 hook-env 19.7 ± 0.6 19.2 27.9 1.03 ± 0.03
mise hook-env 19.2 ± 0.3 18.7 21.3 1.00

mise ls

Command Mean [ms] Min [ms] Max [ms] Relative
mise-2025.12.7 ls 16.5 ± 0.2 16.1 17.9 1.00
mise ls 16.7 ± 0.2 16.2 18.2 1.02 ± 0.02

xtasks/test/perf

Command mise-2025.12.7 mise Variance
install (cached) 108ms 107ms +0%
ls (cached) 65ms 65ms +0%
bin-paths (cached) 70ms 71ms -1%
task-ls (cached) 433ms ✅ 275ms +57%

✅ Performance improvement: task-ls cached is 57%

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config: &rule::PrepareProviderConfig,
) -> Self {
let parts: Vec<&str> = run.split_whitespace().collect();
let (program, args) = parts.split_first().unwrap_or((&"sh", &[]));
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Bug: Command parsing uses naive split instead of shell parsing

The PrepareCommand::from_string function uses split_whitespace() to parse commands, which doesn't handle quoted arguments or shell escaping. Commands like npm run "my script" or sh -c 'complex command' would be incorrectly split into ["npm", "run", "\"my", "script\""] instead of ["npm", "run", "my script"]. The rest of the codebase uses shell_words::split() for proper shell-aware parsing (e.g., in en.rs, settings.rs). Custom prepare rules and provider overrides with quoted arguments will fail silently with incorrect argument splitting.

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jdx and others added 14 commits December 15, 2025 09:01
Adds a new "prepare" system to mise that ensures project dependencies
are ready before running commands. When running `mise x npm run dev`,
mise checks if `node_modules/` is stale relative to `package-lock.json`
and runs `npm install` if needed.

Features:
- New `mise prepare` command (alias: `mise prep`) with --dry-run, --force, --list options
- Auto-prepare before `mise x` and `mise run` (can disable with --no-prepare)
- Built-in NPM provider (detects npm/yarn/pnpm/bun from lockfiles)
- Custom prepare rules via [prepare.rules.*] in mise.toml
- Stateless mtime-based freshness checking
- Extensible framework for future providers (cargo, go, pip, etc.)

Configuration:
- `settings.prepare.auto` - enable/disable auto-prepare (default: true)
- `settings.prepare.auto_timeout` - timeout for prepare operations
- `[prepare]` section in mise.toml for custom rules

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- Fix prepare to run after tools are installed so npm/yarn are available
- Pass toolset environment to PrepareEngine for tool PATH
- Add e2e test for mise prep command
- Add e2e-win test for mise prep command
- Use miseprintln! for user-facing output

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- Remove global `prepare.auto` and `prepare.auto_timeout` settings
- Add per-provider `auto` field (defaults to false)
- Remove `.rules.` prefix - custom providers are now `[prepare.codegen]`
- Providers must be explicitly configured (no auto-detection)
- Update schema, docs, and tests for new config structure

Config example:
```toml
[prepare.npm]
auto = true  # Auto-run before mise x/run

[prepare.codegen]
sources = ["schema.graphql"]
outputs = ["generated/"]
run = "npm run codegen"
```

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Adds a warning when prepare providers have stale dependencies during
hook-env execution. Users will see "mise WARN prepare: npm may need
update, run 'mise prep'" when lockfiles are newer than installed
outputs.

- Add check_staleness() method to PrepareEngine
- Add notify_if_stale() function called from hook_env display_status
- Add status.show_prepare_stale setting (default: true) to control warning

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Each Node.js package manager now has its own dedicated provider:
- npm: detects package-lock.json
- yarn: detects yarn.lock
- pnpm: detects pnpm-lock.yaml
- bun: detects bun.lockb or bun.lock

This allows users to configure each provider independently:
  [prepare.npm]
  auto = true

  [prepare.yarn]
  auto = true

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…iders

Adds built-in prepare providers for major package managers:
- cargo: Cargo.lock → target/ (cargo fetch)
- go: go.sum → vendor/ or go.sum (go mod download)
- pip: requirements.txt → .venv/ (pip install -r requirements.txt)
- poetry: poetry.lock → .venv/ (poetry install)
- uv: uv.lock → .venv/ (uv sync)
- bundler: Gemfile.lock → vendor/bundle/ or .bundle/ (bundle install)
- composer: composer.lock → vendor/ (composer install)

Also simplifies the config by removing:
- enabled field (just don't configure if not wanted)
- extra_sources/extra_outputs (use custom providers)
- priority (providers run sequentially)

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Use parallel::parallel to execute multiple prepare providers concurrently,
respecting the jobs setting for concurrency limits.

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- Add [experimental] tag to prepare command docstring
- Add ensure_experimental check in PrepareEngine::new()
- Create prepare feature documentation at docs/dev-tools/prepare.md
- Add prepare to dev-tools sidebar
- Regenerate CLI docs with experimental badge

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- Fix Go provider self-referential freshness check by using go.mod as
  source and go.sum as output (instead of go.sum in both)
- Move help flag check before toolset build in `mise run` to avoid
  unnecessary installs and prepare when only requesting help
- Fix freshness check to use `<=` instead of `<` to handle equal mtimes
  on filesystems with coarse timestamp resolution

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- Use shell_words::split() instead of split_whitespace() to correctly
  handle quoted arguments like `npm run "my script"` or `sh -c 'cmd'`
- Return error for empty run commands instead of silently executing
  bare shell

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Use $TestDrive instead of (Get-Location).Path for MISE_TRUSTED_CONFIG_PATHS
since native executables can't understand PowerShell PSDrive paths.
Also add MISE_EXPERIMENTAL=1 for prepare tests.

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jdx and others added 5 commits December 15, 2025 11:07
The cargo provider's outputs() returned [target/] but cargo fetch
downloads crates to ~/.cargo/registry/, not target/. This caused
the freshness check to always consider cargo stale.

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jdx and others added 2 commits December 15, 2025 11:21
Use Join-Path $TestDrive for file creation to ensure files are
created at the physical path, not potentially a PSDrive-relative path.

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The go provider's outputs() returns vendor/ when it exists, but
prepare_command() was always running `go mod download` which doesn't
update vendor/. This caused infinite re-runs since the freshness
check always failed.

Now the command dynamically chooses:
- `go mod vendor` when vendor/ directory exists
- `go mod download` when it doesn't

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Custom provider glob patterns like `sources = ["*.graphql"]` that match
no files returned an empty vec, triggering `sources.is_empty()` which
always returned stale. Non-glob patterns for non-existent files returned
a vec with the path, which went through mtime comparison and returned
fresh (since no sources exist).

Both represent "no source files exist" but had opposite behaviors.

Fix:
- Remove `sources.is_empty()` check (keep only `outputs.is_empty()`)
- Reorder match arms so `(_, None)` takes precedence for `(None, None)`

Now both glob and non-glob patterns behave consistently:
- No sources exist + outputs exist → fresh (nothing to build from)
- No sources exist + outputs don't exist → stale (need to create outputs)

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1. Windows e2e tests: Use physical path ($TestDrive) instead of PSDrive
   path (TestDrive:) since mise (native executable) can't understand
   PowerShell PSDrive paths.

2. Go provider: Check go.mod for applicability instead of go.sum.
   All other providers check their source/lockfile, but Go was uniquely
   checking go.sum (an output). New Go projects with go.mod but no
   go.sum yet would not have the provider activate.

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jdx and others added 6 commits December 15, 2025 12:56
1. Windows e2e tests: Use relative paths for file creation since we're
   already in $TestDrive from BeforeAll. The absolute path approach
   wasn't working reliably with mise's project_root detection.

2. Directory freshness: For outputs that are directories (like .venv),
   recursively find the newest file within (up to 3 levels deep) for
   mtime comparison. This fixes Python providers (pip, poetry, uv)
   where .venv directory mtime doesn't update when packages are
   installed to subdirectories like .venv/lib/pythonX.Y/site-packages/.

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Each test now creates a unique GUID-named subdirectory under $TestDrive
to avoid config inheritance from the repo root's mise.toml. This ensures
that:
1. Each test has its own isolated environment
2. MISE_TRUSTED_CONFIG_PATHS points to the exact test directory
3. No parent directory configs interfere with the test

Also switched to Set-Content for simpler file creation.

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Other tests like vfox need MISE_EXPERIMENTAL for custom backends.
Removing it in prepare's AfterAll was breaking subsequent tests.

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Each test should be self-contained. The vfox test needs MISE_EXPERIMENTAL
for custom backends like vfox-npm, so set it in its own BeforeAll.

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…nfig

Mise was finding the repo's mise.toml by walking up directories, which
was setting project_root to the repo root instead of the test directory.
Setting MISE_CONFIG_FILE to the test's mise.toml prevents this.

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Windows config discovery walks up directories and finds the repo's
mise.toml, setting project_root incorrectly for isolated tests.
There's no env var to override project_root.

Keep the basic "no providers" test which works. The full prepare
functionality is comprehensively tested in Linux e2e tests at
e2e/cli/test_prepare.

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@jdx jdx enabled auto-merge (squash) December 15, 2025 20:01
@jdx jdx merged commit 1634850 into main Dec 15, 2025
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fn outputs(&self) -> Vec<PathBuf> {
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Bug: Poetry provider assumes non-default venv location

The poetry provider checks .venv as the output directory, but Poetry's default behavior creates virtual environments in {cache-dir}/virtualenvs/, not in the project's .venv. Only when virtualenvs.in-project = true is explicitly configured does Poetry use .venv. With the default configuration, .venv won't exist, causing freshness checks to always return stale and poetry install to run on every mise run or mise x invocation when auto = true.

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