Migrate Tool Version Management to Mise #40
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Migrate tool version management from the legacy `.tool-versions` file to `mise.toml`. This also updates the `uv` version from 0.6.14 to 0.7.20.
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request modernizes the project's tool versioning system by transitioning from the legacy .tool-versions file to mise.toml. This update streamlines the management of development tools and includes an upgrade to a more recent version of the uv package installer.
Highlights
- Tool Version Management Migration: The project's tool version management has been migrated from using the
.tool-versionsfile tomise.toml. This change standardizes how development tool versions are declared and managed within the repository. - Tool Version Update: The
uvtool's version has been updated from0.6.14to0.7.20as part of the migration tomise.toml.
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Pull Request Overview
Migrate tool version management from the legacy .tool-versions to mise.toml, updating the uv runtime from 0.6.14 to 0.7.20.
- Add
mise.tomlwith new[tools]section specifyinguv = "0.7.20" - Remove the
uventry from.tool-versions
Reviewed Changes
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| File | Description |
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| mise.toml | Added new tool configuration with updated version |
| .tool-versions | Removed legacy uv version entry |
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mise.toml:1
- Consider updating the project README or contributing guide to explain the new
mise.tomlconfiguration and migration steps for developers.
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Code Review
This pull request migrates the project's tool version management from .tool-versions to mise.toml, and updates the uv tool from version 0.6.14 to 0.7.20. The change is straightforward and correct. My review includes one suggestion to also manage the Python version within mise.toml to improve development environment consistency.
| [tools] | ||
| uv = "0.7.20" |
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To ensure a consistent development environment for all contributors, it's a good practice to also manage the Python version with mise. Most pyproject.toml files in the repository specify requires-python = ">=3.12", so pinning Python to a 3.12 version would be beneficial.
This prevents potential issues from developers using different patch versions and centralizes tool version management in one place.
[tools]
python = "3.12"
uv = "0.7.20"
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Summary
Migrate tool version management from the legacy
.tool-versionsfile tomise.toml. This also updates theuvversion from 0.6.14 to 0.7.20.Related Issues
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PR Type
Enhancement
Description
Remove
.tool-versionsconfiguration file.Deprecate
asdftool version management.Facilitate migration to
mise.tomlsystem.Changes diagram
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.tool-versions
Remove legacy tool version configuration.tool-versions
.tool-versionsfile has been completely removed from therepository.
uvversion0.6.14within this file.
asdffor tool version management.