fix(mise): manage config.toml instead of unused config.yaml#3
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mise only loads ~/.config/mise/config.toml; the previously managed config.yaml (TOML content under a .yaml name) was never read, so the chezmoi-managed mise config had no effect. - Rename source to private_config.toml so chezmoi manages the file mise actually loads - Declare node/ruby pins matching what the install scripts write - Drop the placeholder [_] section - Add .chezmoiremove to clean up the stale ~/.config/mise/config.yaml
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Summary
mise only loads
~/.config/mise/config.toml— the chezmoi-managed~/.config/mise/config.yaml(TOML content under a.yamlfilename) was never read. Verified withmise config ls, which lists onlyconfig.toml.private_config.tomlso chezmoi manages the file mise actually loadsnode = "26"/ruby = "4.0.5"pins, matching what the darwin install scripts currently write into the liveconfig.toml(keepschezmoi diffclean)[_] foo = "bar"placeholder section.chezmoiremoveso the stale~/.config/mise/config.yamlis cleaned up on applyVerification
MISE_GLOBAL_CONFIG_FILE=<new file> mise config lsparses the config and lists node, ruby, terraform.Note
Since the install scripts run
mise use --global, they rewriteconfig.toml; if a future script pins a different version than declared here,chezmoi diffwill show drift. A follow-up could replace the per-tool install scripts with a singlerun_onchangescript that runsmise installagainst this declarative config.