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v2026.7.2: Template and Extraction Fixes · today
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This is a small bug-fix release focused on template compatibility, archive extraction, and a couple of tool-specific installs.

Fixed

  • config: restored the get_env template helper for Tera v2 templates, backed by mise's original process environment, so older templates keep working. Shared configs can also opt back into the temporary Tera v1 renderer with [env] MISE_TERA_V1 = true (which older mise versions safely ignore) (#10830 by @jdx): 
    [env]
MISE_TERA_V1 = "true"
  • config: deprecated settings that you set explicitly, via [settings] (including nested keys like aqua.registry_url), process env vars, or the MISE_TERA_V1 [env] shim, now produce proper deprecation warnings. Warnings are held until the logger is ready so they honor -q, --silent, and --log-level, and no longer fire spuriously for unrelated MISE_* values (#10832 by @jdx).
  • file: PAX GNU.sparse.* tar archives (such as the smolvm release tarballs) now extract correctly by falling back to the system tar when the built-in extractor can't safely unpack sparse content (#10821 by @JamBalaya56562).
  • registry: podman now installs with the expected podman binary name instead of podman-remote-static, removing the need for manual symlink workarounds (#10822 by @konono).
  • vfox: vfox plugin HTTP downloads now flush to disk before reporting success, fixing a race where freshly downloaded files could be read back as empty (#10833 by @jdx).
  • github: cached GitHub asset URLs with scoped release tags (e.g. Biome's @biomejs/biome@2.5.2) are now accepted, so mise no longer rejects otherwise-valid download URLs and falls back to the GitHub API (#10750 by @zeitlinger).

Full Changelog: https://github.com/jdx/mise/compare/v2026.7.1...v2026.7.2

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