mise-contrib-overview

Contributing to the mise codebase requires understanding the mise-toolkit structure, plugins, and configuration files. The project mandates specific build, test, and lint workflows defined in mise.toml and tasks.toml to ensure changes align with project standards.

The mise project enforces conventional commit standards and uses the hk pre-commit setup. Contributors must follow these mandated tooling configurations to ensure code submissions pass automated linting and maintain consistent repository history.

End-to-end tests in the mise project must be run via the command mise run test:e2e. This rule ensures all e2e tests execute consistently within the mandated tooling environment defined by mise.toml.

Build, test, and lint commands for the mise repository are documented within the mise.toml and tasks.toml configuration files. These mandated tooling files define the standard workflows contributors must use.

Contributing to the jdx/mise repository requires understanding its mandated tooling, which relies on mise.toml and tasks.toml. A local mise installation is necessary to execute the standard build, test, lint, and e2e workflows.

The standard workflow for submitting changes to the mise project involves following conventional commits, passing the hk pre-commit setup, and running e2e tests via mise run test:e2e to ensure all contributions align with repository standards.