v2026.9.13 v2026.9.14
jdx/miseSep 24, 2026 → Sep 25, 20261 day between releases
What's New
Introduced modular conf.d folder fragments and GNU Stow-style dotfile options
New Features
- Modular configuration via conf.d folder fragments
- GNU Stow-style relative symlinks and dot_prefix options
- mise-versions integration for public GitHub repos
- Registry-required GitHub attestations for tools
- mise use/mise set never write to conf.d folder fragments
Improvements
- Modular configuration via conf.d folder fragments
- Relative dotfile symlinks and dot_prefix options
- GitHub metadata from mise-versions mirror
- mise oci build honors dotfile exclude/include lists
- pipx/pypi latest no longer resolves to PEP 440 dev releases
Bug Fixes
- Windows npm backend lifecycle scripts
- brew source builds follow HTTPS-to-HTTP redirects
- pipx/pypi latest no longer resolves to PEP 440 dev releases
Upgrade Notes
Config fragments in conf.d folders load after single-file fragments. mise use/mise set commands will not write to these folders, so manage them manually.
The Two Releases
v2026.9.13: OpenTelemetry for tasks, shared daemon providers, `mise backends switch`, and declarative dotfile removal
Sep 24, 2026· 28 days ago
Tasks now export OpenTelemetry traces, and experimental daemon providers allow sharing PostgreSQL or NATS servers. The `mise backends switch` command allows manual migration of lockfiles when registries move tools.
Full release notesv2026.9.14: conf.d folder fragments, Stow-style dotfiles options, and mise-versions for any public GitHub repo
Sep 25, 2026· 27 days ago
Configuration is now more modular with `conf.d` folder fragments, and dotfiles gain GNU Stow-style options for relative symlinks and `dot_prefix`. Public GitHub repo metadata now uses a dedicated mirror.
Full release notes