v2026.10.9 v2026.10.10
jdx/miseOct 13, 2026 → Oct 14, 20261 day between releases
What's New
Adds conditional task skipping, Snap/COPR bootstrap support, and Windows stability fixes
Breaking Changes
- On Windows, `experimental = true` now automatically enables the identity install layout for new installations.
New Features
- Adds `skip_if` directive to tasks for conditional execution based on shell command exit status
- Support for Snap packages in bootstrap configuration
- Support for COPR repositories in bootstrap configuration
- Branch selection support for `mise bootstrap --adopt` command
- GitHub OAuth refresh token caching in Mac Secure Enclave with Touch ID
Improvements
- Significant performance improvements and bug fixes for `mise dot pull`
- Windows executable resolution fixes for `mise x` and shims
- Automatically reinstalls npm tools if dependency links are missing on Windows
Bug Fixes
- Resolves infinite loops and stalled operations in `mise dot pull`
- Fixes Windows executable resolution for `.mise-bins` executables
- Fixes npm tools reinstalling when dependency links are missing
Upgrade Notes
On Windows, new installations with `experimental = true` will use the identity install layout by default. Review the `skip_if` syntax if you use tasks. Existing Windows installs remain unchanged.
The Two Releases
v2026.10.9: path: tool versions require trust; apt repositories, login items and run0/doas in bootstrap
Oct 13, 2026· 8 days ago
This release addresses a critical security vulnerability by requiring trust for `path:` tool versions and significantly expands bootstrap capabilities, adding support for apt repositories, macOS login items, Fedora Atomic layering, and privilege elevation tools like `run0`/`doas`. It also improves GitHub OAuth handling, dotfiles status reporting, and fixes numerous issues across various tool backends.
Full release notesv2026.10.10: Task skip_if, snap and COPR in bootstrap, and dotfiles pull fixes
Oct 14, 2026· 8 days ago
This release introduces a `skip_if` configuration for tasks, adds support for Snap packages and COPR repositories in bootstrap, and enables branch selection for `--adopt`. It also resolves several performance and stability issues with `mise dot pull` and fixes Windows-specific problems with executable resolution and npm installs.
Full release notes