mise.toml language support

Syntax Highlighting for TOML

This extension provides basic syntax highlighting for mise.toml/mise.lock files. For the best experience with syntax highlighting and autocompletion in mise.toml files, you should install one of these TOML extensions:

• Tombi TOML
• Even Better TOML

The extension will notify you on startup if neither is installed.

mise-vscode provides syntax highlighting for tera used for templating in mise.toml files

tasks_config.includes

If you use tasks_config.includes to include some additional tasks files, add the following at the top of your file to get auto-completion and validation from tombi or even-better-toml.

#:schema https://mise.jdx.dev/schema/mise-task.json

[build]
run = "echo Hello, World!"

Autocompletion for tools

Tool names and versions are autocompleted in the tools section of a mise.toml file.

Autocompletion for tasks

Code completion is provided for depends = ["task_name"], depends_post = ["task_name"], wait_for = ["task_name"].

Code lens features

This extension adds the following code lens features:

• Each task has a run and watch code lens that will run the task
• A add tool code lens that to automatically add a tool to a mise.toml file

Code navigation

• Cmd/Ctrl+Click on an included file will open that file (example: include = ["tasks.toml"])

Syntax highlighting for shebang

If you are using multi-lines task script with a shebang, syntax highlighting will be applied to the script.

The following languages are supported: Python, Node.js, Deno, Bun, Deno, Ruby, Bash, and Shell.