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🍾 aube v1 stable github.com/endevco/aube

@neogoose_btw I’m not sure I mind when my users do this. I think hearing what an agent has to say is often a lot more useful to me than an (understandably) clueless user

open source reality 2026

@DanielLockyer Gemini seems particularly dumb about this

one of the most frustrating things about AI review bots: outdated knowledge

@pepicrft Thanks for giving it a go!

And we are now full on aube from pnpm github.com/tuist/tuist/pu…

@nateberkopec this seems to be the consensus! I'm glad I asked because it's not what I expected

@jdxcode idk man especially these days where I can be like “hey Claude just mirror all my package json tasks in Mise” it’s not a huge bonus

I've been tempted for a long time to make mise natively capable of running package.json tasks, e.g: `mise run test`. My hesitation is I don't want it to be capable of really any other task definition and users will expect that.

@donbeave like this? mise.jdx.dev/tasks/monorepo…

@jdxcode Because just supports subdirectory tasks, unless I’m missing that feature in mise?

@donbeave just is great, but I don't know why I would use just instead of mise tasks?

@jdxcode How about using just that? That’s what I’m currently using, but I’d be happy to switch it out for mise.

@davidlormor Yeah, I think plugins may be the right answer here. mise can provide the task layer, while a Rails/Pitchfork plugin could auto-define the obvious project tasks instead of making every app hand-write the same glue.

@jdxcode I’ve been pondering this lately - I’ve got a “monorepo” that’s a mix of TypeScript, Ruby, Terraform, etc. (it’s a Rails app…). Mise/Pitchfork would be great for a unified interface for dev environments, but I’m still tinkering with the best way to handle it…

@rob_ferney Totally fair to prefer ecosystem task runners, but tasks have been a core feature in mise since 2023 and a lot of users really like them.

@jdxcode If anything, Making a second utility that mise can install to handle tasks could be a thing.. sous as a name comes to mind if you want to keep with the cooking theme 😀

@rob_ferney this sounds more like you don't think mise should have tasks at all?

@jdxcode Clean separation of concerns. Mise does its job very well! Let the apps that mise manages do the tasks.

@pepicrft @tuistdev yes aube is being too strict, will be patched in today's release

@jdxcode @tuistdev We can add the field if that's the issue, but you might want to align with the conventional behavior (if there's any?)

Let's move @tuistdev to Aube. Betting on @jdxcode's work is always an investment with great long-term dividends github.com/tuist/tuist/pu…

@just_be_dev a bit of a cop-out, but yeah, that's the other option here

@jdxcode Plugins

@anthonysheww cheat away! I'm sure I took some turborepo ideas and made it part of mise tasks—this is how users get great products!

@jdxcode Just reading about aube now - very cool! Was looking to put this exact same behavior into Turborepo, so glad to have some notes to cheat off of. 😄

Aube doesn’t have a guide on worktrees because its default behavior is already ideal for worktrees

@anthonysheww this is not default behavior

@jdxcode The pnpm guide is describing the default behavior. It’s explaining that behavior in the context of worktrees to be helpful for users who don’t immediately make the connection. 😄

@jackmorrison @colinarms @conductor_build @endevinc yes, it uses a global virtual store out of the box so each worktree just contains a pile of symlinks. No other node package manager offers this out of the box.

@colinarms @conductor_build Aube aube.en.dev by @endevinc (of mise and fnox fame)

I somehow ended up with 1TB worth of node_modules in my @conductor_build git worktree folders because every fresh worktree does a `yarn install` What's the solution here? Yarn hardlinks, yarn PnP, move to pnpm, etc?

I think I need to get the world onto github.com/suzuki-shunsuk… Long-lived gh tokens with agentic workflows should be like running your services over http.

This is how I am with PRs. My slop is fine, idk how y'all end up with all that slap.