A small patch release that fixes conda packages polluting PATH with dozens of transitive dependency binaries.

Fixed

• Conda backend no longer exposes transitive dependency binaries on PATH -- Installing a conda package such as conda:postgresql would previously add every binary from every transitive dependency to PATH. For example, conda:postgresql exposed 106 binaries including ncurses utilities (clear, reset, tput, tabs), openldap commands (ldapadd), and krb5 tools (kinit) -- all of which could shadow standard system commands. Now only binaries belonging to the main requested package are placed on PATH (e.g., psql, pg_dump, createdb, initdb, pg_ctl, postgres, etc.). Dependency binaries remain installed and available to packages that need them internally, but are no longer visible on PATH. No user configuration is needed -- this is automatic for all new conda installs, and existing installs gracefully fall back to the previous behavior. #8543 by @simonepri

New Contributors

• @simonepri made their first contribution in #8543

Full Changelog: https://github.com/jdx/mise/compare/v2026.3.6...v2026.3.7