mise.toml

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# Tool versions for Convex local dev + CI, managed by mise (https://mise.jdx.dev).
# Node is NOT here -- it stays in .nvmrc (via idiomatic_version_file in [settings]),
# the shared source of truth for the builder image, copybara, and the OSS repo.
# Rust (rustup), Python (uv), and pnpm/Turbo manage themselves. Pins are exact and
# checksum-locked in mise.lock; Renovate proposes bumps.

# mise's own version: read by the bootstrap installer + the release Dockerfiles, and
# a floor (mise refuses to run an older binary against this config).
min_version = "2026.8.9"

[tools]
uv       = "0.12.9"
just     = "1.52.0"
jq       = "1.8.1"
cmake    = "3.31.12"   # 3.x line; 4.x drops compat with our older CMakeLists
protoc   = "21.12"

# Dev Cargo lint tools (prebuilt via cargo-binstall, no compile). `mise install`
# pulls them in dev + CI (cached); the release images install only specific tools.
cargo-binstall = "1.20.0"
"cargo:cargo-machete" = "0.9.2"
"cargo:cargo-sort" = "2.1.4"
"github:WebAssembly/binaryen" = { version = "132", version_prefix = "version_" }
"github:WebAssembly/wasi-sdk" = { version = "34", version_prefix = "wasi-sdk-", strip_components = 1, bin_path = "share/wasi-sysroot" }
[env]
# Build hints for the native -sys crates, primarily for LOCAL dev -- CI Linux gets
# these (plus SNAPPY_LIB_DIR) from .github/actions/setup-rust, which also covers the
# jobs that don't run mise. Windows has neither pkg-config nor these prebuilt libs,
# so the -sys crates build from bundled sources -- windows.yml unsets both before cargo.
SODIUM_USE_PKG_CONFIG = "1"
# Resolve the rocksdb lib dir per-OS via mise's os(); Windows falls through to
# empty (and windows.yml unsets it before cargo regardless).
ROCKSDB_LIB_DIR = "{% if os() == 'macos' %}/opt/homebrew/lib{% elif os() == 'linux' %}/usr/lib{% endif %}"
# Force librocksdb-sys to build bundled rocksdb when the system lib isn't the 8.x its
# bindings need (Ubuntu 22.04 ships only 6.x). It's checked before ROCKSDB_LIB_DIR so it
# wins; empty is ignored. (Unsetting ROCKSDB_LIB_DIR isn't an option: a Tera-empty value
# is "", which librocksdb-sys still reads as "use system".)
ROCKSDB_COMPILE = "{% if os() == 'linux' and exec(command='pkg-config --atleast-version=8 rocksdb && ! pkg-config --atleast-version=9 rocksdb && echo y || echo n') == 'n' %}1{% endif %}"
WASI_SDK = { value = "{% if 'github:WebAssembly/wasi-sdk' in tools %}{{ tools['github:WebAssembly/wasi-sdk'].path }}{% endif %}", tools = true }

[settings]
# Read Node's version from the existing .nvmrc.
idiomatic_version_file_enable_tools = ["node"]
# Commit mise.lock so binaries are checksum-pinned across platforms.
lockfile = true

# System C libraries the Rust crates link against (outside [tools]). setup_env.py
# installs these via `mise bootstrap packages` (apt/brew); plain `mise install`
# ignores them, so CI is unaffected. "latest" because apt/brew can't
# portably pin and mise.lock doesn't cover OS packages.
[bootstrap.packages]
"apt:build-essential" = "latest"
"apt:pkg-config" = "latest"
"apt:libclang-dev" = "latest"
"apt:libssl-dev" = "latest"
"apt:libsodium-dev" = "latest"
# librocksdb-dev (not librocksdb8.9): the -dev package exists on every Ubuntu (8.x on
# 24.04, 6.x on 22.04) with the headers + unversioned .so linking needs. 22.04's 6.x is
# ABI-incompatible, so ROCKSDB_COMPILE forces the bundled build there.
"apt:librocksdb-dev" = "latest"
"apt:libsnappy-dev" = "latest"
# os = "macos": mise pours bottles itself, so unfiltered brew entries install on Linux too.
"brew:pkgconf" = { version = "latest", os = "macos" }
"brew:openssl@3" = { version = "latest", os = "macos" }
"brew:libsodium" = { version = "latest", os = "macos" }
"brew:snappy" = { version = "latest", os = "macos" }
# GNU diff3 for copybara pull merges (Apple's diff3 silently corrupts them)
"brew:diffutils" = { version = "latest", os = "macos" }
# rocksdb (+ gflags) can't live here: they need pinning to match the librocksdb-sys
# bindings, which brew can't do for core formulae. setup_env.py installs pinned
# versions from our Homebrew tap instead.