v2026.9.8 v2026.9.9
CloakHQ/CloakBrowserSep 14, 2026 → Sep 15, 20261 day between releases
What's New
Adds encrypted dotfile history tracking and semantic PyPI options alongside registry updates.
New Features
- Encrypted history tracking via `mise dot track --encrypt`
- Discard unrelated history with `bootstrap --adopt --replace-history`
- Semantic PyPI options: `with`, `expose`, and `dependency_prereleases`
- New registry entry: `nubr` (TypeScript runner)
- packslip fixes for private GitHub repositories
Improvements
- Dotfiles history watcher no longer records false deletions
- Semantic PyPI options for lock-aware dependency management
- packslip fixes for private GitHub repository installs
- Fixes for stale history watchers after upgrading
- Fixes for global npm tools being reinstalled under `lockfile = true`
Bug Fixes
- Fixes for private GitHub installs via packslip
- Fixes for stale history watchers after upgrading
- Fixes for global npm tools being reinstalled under `lockfile = true`
- Fixes for the `--` separator in activated PowerShell sessions
Upgrade Notes
To use encrypted history, run `mise dot track --encrypt`. For dotfiles with existing plaintext history, use `bootstrap --adopt --replace-history` to discard unrelated history. PyPI tools now support `with`, `expose`, and `dependency_prereleases` options.
The Two Releases
v2026.9.8: Top-level `mise dot` command, faster brew bootstrap installs, and npm safety-check fixes
Sep 14, 2026· 1 month ago
Moves dotfiles to top-level command, speeds up Homebrew installs, and fixes npm safety checks.
Full release notesv2026.9.9: Dotfiles false-deletion fix, encrypted `mise dot track`, semantic uv options for PyPI tools
Sep 15, 2026· 1 month ago
Fixes dotfiles false deletion, adds encrypted tracking, semantic PyPI options, and updates the registry.
Full release notes