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feat(packages): add mise package manager and devpod-slim profile - #27
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add mise package selection and locked installation, define a devpod-slim profile, and update devpod setup scripts. The Linuxbrew workflow now builds from pull request branches, verifies devpod-slim, and publishes only from main after both jobs pass. Changesmise-backed devpod-slim
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Workflow
participant Installer
participant Mise
participant DependencyCheck
participant Release
Workflow->>Installer: Run devpod-slim installer from DOTFILES_REF
Installer->>Mise: Install declared tools
Workflow->>DependencyCheck: Check managed executables with ldd
DependencyCheck-->>Workflow: Return dependency check result
Workflow->>Release: Publish after build and verification on main
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Fork contributions may not receive valid devpod verification, and a devpod repair can leave a missing package unresolved. Fix the fork checkout before merging and validate installed formulas before skipping Brew setup. Architecture SummaryArchitecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects 3 systems. Changed systems: Architecture concerns Review detailsSystems and components
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- add `mise` as the first cascade manager: packages with a `mise:` backend (aqua preferred, github fallback) install as prebuilt release binaries - render those packages into ~/.config/mise/conf.d/20-packages.toml and pin them in a committed, generated mise.lock (version, URL, sha256 per platform for linux-x64 and linux-arm64) - add scripts/mise-lock to regenerate the lock from packages.yaml; --bump re-resolves every "latest" for upgrades - install with `mise install --locked` scoped to the declared tools, bootstrap a pinned, checksummed mise into ~/.local/bin, link ~/.local/bin/fish as a stable login shell, prune superseded versions - add the devpod-slim profile (same tags as devpod, mise instead of brew) and a `devpod` profile flag so both share the bootstrap and shell scripts; Linuxbrew setup now runs only for brew devpods - put the pinned mise and the shims dir on PATH for mise profiles Why: Linuxbrew on devpods needs sudo symlinks outside $HOME that vanish on restart, a weekly CI tarball to beat the on-create timeout, and about 2 GB on disk. The same 34 tools as pinned binaries take about 590 MB, live under $HOME, and a fresh devpod-slim apply finishes in seconds.
- move the repo pins to .chezmoitemplates/mise-packages.lock and merge them into ~/.config/mise/mise.lock with a modify_ template: add missing tools, take newer or changed repo entries, keep newer local versions, never touch or remove entries the repo does not manage - add scripts/mise-lock --force-overwrite to reset a machine's lock to the repo's and reinstall managed packages - install mise with the standard mise.run installer, still pinned - drop the shims PATH entries; move ~/.local/bin ahead of mise activate in fish so a mise installed there is found, and revert the bash change Why: one mise serves both managed packages and local use (toolchains, mise use -g), and they share a global lockfile. Overwriting it from the repo dropped local entries on every apply; merging keeps both.
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- add mise_version and mise_opts package fields, rendered into the mise drop-in as a version spec and backend options - install atuin and yazi from their musl builds and hold tree-sitter at 0.25; their gnu builds need glibc 2.38/2.39, devpods have 2.36 - take the repo lock entry when its version spec changed, so a pin like latest -> 0.25 is not overridden by a newer local version - warn after install when ldd cannot resolve a managed binary Why: atuin, yazi, and tree-sitter installed on devpod-slim but failed to start with missing GLIBC_2.38/2.39 symbols.
Why: the activate output embeds `set -gx PATH` with the PATH of the shell that generated it, so the cached copy replayed a stale PATH snapshot into every new shell, dropping later changes made before activation.
- stamp the Brewfile hash into the Homebrew prefix after bundle and cleanup succeed; a devpod whose restored tarball carries a matching stamp skips both brew passes - stream the tarball download into extraction, falling back to download-then-extract on failure - leave translations, headers, static libraries, and doc/info pages out of the tarball; keep man pages, which fish uses for completions - build and verify pull requests from their own branch (devpod, plus a new devpod-slim apply job with an ldd check); publish only from main Why: on a fresh classic devpod, brew bundle and cleanup re-verified a tree the tarball had just restored, about 5-7s, and roughly 12% of the tarball's files were never used at runtime. The cache workflow also always applied main, so no PR was ever tested before landing.
Why: the keep-local-newer rule only applied when both versions were strict semver, so tmux 3.7c in the repo lock overwrote a locally upgraded 3.7d. Non-semver versions now compare the numeric prefix with semver, then the suffix.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/devpod-linuxbrew-cache.yml:
- Around line 40-41: Update the workflow’s repository selection so fork pull
requests use the PR head repository and other events use the current repository.
Pass that repository alongside DOTFILES_REF to both verification jobs’
install.sh invocations, use it for the raw install.sh URL, and update
install.sh’s chezmoi initialization to use the selected repository instead of
the fixed tyvsmith/dotfiles source.
Review comments at @home/run_onchange_10-install-packages-homebrew.sh.tmpl:
- Around line 58-73: Before setting skip_bundle in the BREWFILE_STAMP match
branch, validate that the installed formulas satisfy BREWFILE_CONTENT with brew
bundle check; only set skip_bundle when that check succeeds, otherwise allow the
existing bundle and cleanup flow to run.
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Code Review ✅ Approved 1 closed / 1 findings🟡 Medium risk · Adds a mise-based devpod profile and changes package installation and bootstrap workflows. Adds mise as a cascade package manager with a ✅ 1 closed✅ Edge Case: Non-semver versions (tmux 3.7c) bypass keep-local-newer rule
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Linuxbrew on devpods needs sudo symlinks outside
$HOMEthat vanish on restart, a weekly CI tarball to beat the on-create timeout, and about 2 GB on disk. This adds mise as a package manager that installs the same tools as pinned upstream release binaries, and adevpod-slimprofile to try it alongside the existingdevpodprofile.miseas the first cascade manager, opt-in per package via amise:backend spec (aqua:preferred,github:when aqua lacks the tool)~/.config/mise/conf.d/20-packages.tomlat"latest"; pin them in a committed, generated.chezmoitemplates/mise-packages.lock(version, URL, sha256 for linux-x64 and linux-arm64)~/.config/mise/mise.lockwith amodify_template instead of overwriting it: add missing tools, take newer or changed repo entries, keep newer local versions, never touch or remove entries the repo does not manage (toolchains,mise use -g)scripts/mise-lockto regenerate the pins frompackages.yaml;--bumpre-resolves everylatest,--force-overwriteresets a machine's lock to the repo'srun_onchange_16-install-packages-mise: installs a pinned mise via mise.run, runsmise install --lockedon the managed tools, links~/.local/bin/fishfor the login shell, prunes superseded versionsmise_versionandmise_optspackage fields; install atuin and yazi from musl builds and hold tree-sitter at 0.25, since their gnu builds need glibc 2.38+ and devpods run Debian 12 (2.36); the install script warns whenlddcannot resolve a managed binarydevpod-slimprofile and adevpodprofile flag so both devpod profiles share the bootstrap and shell scripts; Linuxbrew setup now runs only for brew devpodsdevpod: stamp the Brewfile hash into the Homebrew prefix so a freshly restored tarball skipsbrew bundleandbrew bundle cleanup; stream the tarball download into extraction; drop translations, headers, static libs, and doc/info pages from the tarball (man pages kept)mise activateuncached; the cached output replayed a stale PATH snapshot~/.local/binahead ofmise activatein fish so a mise installed there is foundExisting profiles render identical package lists; the mise script is a no-op for them and their mise lock is not managed.
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mainfor macos-work, devpod, arch-desktopDOTFILES_PROFILE=devpod-slim chezmoi init --applymise use -g, repo newer, local newer, missing lock, mise reformattinglddcheck over every managed binary on Debian 12latest->0.25)devpodpod on this branch: login shell, tools, stamp writtenmanandbrew bundle checkpass, no dangling symlinks--force-overwriteon a devpod, and its refusal on a non-mise profilescripts/mise-lockrerun without--bumpleaves the pins unchangedSummary by CodeRabbit
devpod-slimprofile that uses Mise to manage packages, alongside the existing Linuxbrew-based profile.