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I'm a new user and found mise as a nice way to maintain installation of various tools that may not have OS pkgs or at least not up to date ones. I Use yadm and have a bootstrap script that I use a few times week to keep everything up to date. I had previously just had a list of pkgs that I would check for latest version on github and then pull down and install if I wasn't up to date.
Now I have a list of mise plugins and am using mise but am trying to lockdown the procedure for updating everything. At this point I am just doing global versions of everything. It seems like this is what I need to do:
mise self-update
updates mise itself, and git pulls plugin repos?
run through my list of plugins and do a mise use --global --yes $pkg
Make sure all of the tools that I want are installed
run a mise upgrade --yes to update all installed tools.
At first I thought self-update would actually update all of the installed tool versions, too, since the help for self-update says "By default, this will also update any installed plugins" but that seems not to be the case. It appears to just "update" the tool repos by doing a pull since for instance I have awscli set to latest and after a mise self-update it still shows up as outdated.
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I'm a new user and found mise as a nice way to maintain installation of various tools that may not have OS pkgs or at least not up to date ones. I Use yadm and have a bootstrap script that I use a few times week to keep everything up to date. I had previously just had a list of pkgs that I would check for latest version on github and then pull down and install if I wasn't up to date.
Now I have a list of mise plugins and am using mise but am trying to lockdown the procedure for updating everything. At this point I am just doing global versions of everything. It seems like this is what I need to do:
mise self-update
mise use --global --yes $pkg
mise upgrade --yes
to update all installed tools.At first I thought self-update would actually update all of the installed tool versions, too, since the help for
self-update
says "By default, this will also update any installed plugins" but that seems not to be the case. It appears to just "update" the tool repos by doing a pull since for instance I haveawscli
set tolatest
and after amise self-update
it still shows up as outdated.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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