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Issues
marked ["enhancements"](https://github.com/jdx/mise/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3Aenhancement)
are the best way to read about ideas for future
functionality. As far as general scope however, these are likely going to be focuses for 2024:
functionality. As far as general scope however, these are likely going to be focuses for 2025:
- Tasks - this is the newest headline feature of mise and needs to be refined, tested, and iterated
on before it can come out of experimental
- Documentation website - we've outgrown what is mostly a single README
- Supply chain hardening - securing mise is very important and this topic has had a lot of interest
- Removing experimental flag on features - several features are still marked as experimental. My hope
is all features will be GA by the end of 2025.
- Supply chain hardening - in 2024 security was greatly enhanced in mise through migrating to aqua/ubi
backends for tools in the registry, but about 1/3 of the tools still rely on asdf plugins. Aqua
tools also can benefit from further hardening through the use of slsa-verify and cosign.
from the community. We plan to make several improvements on this front
- Improved python development - better virtualenv integration, precompiled python binaries, and
other areas are topics that frequently come up to improve
- Improved plugin development - it's unclear what we'll do exactly but in general we want to make
the experience of vending tools for asdf/mise to be better and safer.
- GUI/TUI - While we're all big CLI fans, it still would be great to better visualize what tools are
available, what your configuration is, and other things via some kind of UI.
- Tasks improvements - tasks came out of experimental at the end of 2024 but there are still features
that I'd like to see from tasks such as prompts and error handling.
- Hook improvements - hooks are very new in mise and still experimental. I suspect the design of hooks
will change a bit as we learn more about how they are used. It's unclear what exactly will happen here right now.
- Improved python development - python improved a lot with better venv support and the precompiled
binaries provided by Astral. As users are adopting this more we're learning about how mise can still
be further improved for python development—which is the most complicated tool to support in mise by far.
Where possible, the plan is to leverage uv as much as we can since they're the real experts when it
comes to the python ecosystem.
- Further Windows support - non-WSL Windows support was added in 2024 but it is not heavily used. There are
definitely bugs and gaps with Windows remaining but we should be able to get Windows much closer to UNIX
by the end of the year. More testing on Windows would be a big help here.
- GUI/TUI - A few commands in mise make use of a TUI like `mise run`, `mise use`, and `mise up -i`,
I'd like to see more done with these type of UIs in 2025.
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