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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLocked installs now persist checksums for primary and additional artifacts. Locked checks reject missing or changed checksums. Unit and end-to-end tests cover artifact replacement, checksum drift, checksumless assets, and missing markers. ChangesLocked install checksum validation
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An install directory can predate a mise.lock checksum change: `mise lock` re-resolves the same declared version to a different asset (a musl build replaced by a glibc-dependent one, for example) without anything removing the old install. Path existence alone then satisfies `--locked` installs, so the stale artifact keeps being served silently instead of refreshed. Record the checksum an install was verified against, and in locked mode treat a mismatch against the current lockfile entry as not installed. A missing marker (a pre-fix install, or a backend whose is_install_satisfied override never wrote one) counts as drifted too, rather than being trusted by default -- matching how rolling-version checksum tracking already treats an absent stored checksum. The github/gitlab/forgejo backend has its own is_install_satisfied override and now consults the same shared check, including for its additional-asset installs: each additional asset's recorded checksum is compared against the current lockfile entry under --locked, so a pattern-preserving asset swap isn't mistaken for an unchanged install. The comparison snapshots checksums from the lockfile before installing, not after -- installing can locally compute a checksum for an asset the lockfile never published one for, and that value never gets persisted back to mise.lock, so comparing against it later would drift forever. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reject incomplete additional-artifact locks.
On the locked path, is_install_satisfied passes locked == true to additional_assets_install_state_matches. With non-empty patterns and no platform additional_artifacts, this arm returns true. A prior non-locked install can leave matching state, so is_install_satisfied skips install_version_, which explicitly rejects the same incomplete lock at lines 912-920. Return false unless patterns is empty.
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An install directory can predate a
mise.lockchecksum change:mise lockre-resolves the same version to a different asset (a musl build replaced by a glibc-dependent one, for example) without anything removing the existing install.is_install_satisfiedonly checks that the install path exists, so--lockedinstalls silently keep serving that stale artifact instead of refreshing it.This records the checksum an install was verified against (reusing the
.mise.checksummarker already used for rolling-release tracking) and, in--lockedmode only, treats a mismatch against the current lockfile entry as "not installed" so the tool gets reinstalled. A missing marker — a pre-fix install, or a backend whoseis_install_satisfiedoverride never wrote one — counts as drifted too, rather than being trusted by default, matching how rolling-version checksum tracking already treats an absent stored checksum. Ordinary (non-locked) installs are unaffected.The github/gitlab/forgejo backend has its own
is_install_satisfiedoverride and now consults the same shared check, including for its additional-asset installs: each additional asset's recorded checksum is compared against the current lockfile entry under--locked, so a pattern-preserving asset swap isn't mistaken for an unchanged install.e2e/backend/test_http_lock_stale_installreproduces the primary scenario in three phases: install one asset, re-lock the same version against a different one and confirm a plainmise install --locked(no--force) refreshes it, then delete the checksum marker and confirm a missing marker is also treated as drift. Unit tests cover the additional-asset checksum comparison directly.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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