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fix(provider-core): mise updates a tool configured by its backend name - #36472
resolveMiseProviderMaintenance always built the update as mise upgrade <short name> (e.g. codex). When the owning install is configured under a backend name such as npm:@openai/codex, mise resolves the short name for which/ls/latest but mise upgrade codex skips that config entry and exits 0, so the update did nothing. The resolver now runs mise ls --json --installed (the full listing) once it has decided the install is upgradable, and upgrades by the tool name whose installs include the owning install's path, falling back to the short name. I checked against real mise 2026.11.7 that .mise.backend.tomlfull is the wrong field: for a registry-configured install it is aqua:openai/codex, and mise upgrade aqua:openai/codex is also a no-op. The listing key (codex or npm:@openai/codex) is the configured name in both cases, and both listings report the same install_path. Reproduced first with real mise: mise upgrade codex --dry-run -> 'All tools are up to date'; mise upgrade npm:@openai/codex --dry-run -> 'Would install npm:@openai/codex@0.167.2'. No new regex or parser: the listing is decoded with the existing Schema (decodeMiseInstalls). Not checked in the running app after the fix (no click on Update); the evidence is the unit test and the real mise listings.
Commit e4f066d (origin/main). Ran mise 2026.11.8 (linux-x64) with isolated MISE_DATA_DIR/MISE_CONFIG_DIR, mise install npm:@openai/codex@0.160.0, global config "npm:@openai/codex" = "latest". Confirmed: mise which codex -> .../installs/npm-openai-codex/latest/node_modules/.bin/codex; mise ls --json --installed codex -> the npm-openai-codex install, active, requested_version latest; mise latest codex -> 0.167.2; mise outdated lists npm:@openai/codex 0.160.0 -> 0.167.2; mise upgrade codex --dry-run -> 'All tools are up to date' (exit 0); mise upgrade npm:@openai/codex --dry-run -> 'Would install npm:@openai/codex@0.167.2'. Then started T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run dev with mise shims first on PATH, paired headless Chromium (Playwright), opened Settings -> Providers: Codex v0.160.0 with an Update button. Clicked Update: the server ran mise upgrade codex, Codex stayed v0.160.0 (mise ls confirms), and a toast said 'Provider update failed · Codex: Update command completed, but T3 Code still detects an outdated provider version.' On current main the post-update recheck turns the reporter's false 'success' into this error toast, but the update still targets the wrong tool name and can never succeed. Added a row to the existing 'upgrades the mapped mise tool through $name requested as latest' table: a shim to an install configured as npm:package-tool. It fails on main with args ['upgrade','package-tool'] instead of ['upgrade','npm:package-tool']; the other three rows pass.
Evidence
Being captured: before and after in the real app. This section is filled in before the pull request can merge.
Tests
vp test run src/server/maintenanceResolver.test.ts (packages/provider-core): 114 passed. Same file with the fix stashed, -t 'upgrades the mapped mise tool': the backend-configured row fails (1 failed, 3 passed). vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (27 packages) and tests (2 files, 116) all pass. Manual check with real mise 2026.11.7 in isolated MISE_DATA_DIR/MISE_CONFIG_DIR: listing keys and upgrade dry runs for both the npm-backend and registry configs.
Not in this change
The probes mise which, mise ls --installed <tool> and mise latest still use the short name; mise resolves those correctly for backend-configured tools, so I left them unchanged.
Who did the work
Written by Claude Opus 5.5, in Claude Code
Reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol, in Codex, and by Claude Opus 5.5, each on its own
Proof captured by GPT-6.1 Sol and checked by Claude Opus 5.5
…ckend name
Reproduces #36470: Codex configured in mise as npm:@openai/codex is
upgraded with `mise upgrade codex`, which mise treats as up to date.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`mise upgrade codex` skips Codex configured as npm:@openai/codex and
exits 0, so the update did nothing. Upgrade by the tool name the full
`mise ls --json --installed` listing gives the owning install.
Fixes#36470
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Mise upgrades now use the configured backend-qualified tool name matched to the existing installation, falling back to the previous short name. Existing installation-ownership and upgrade-eligibility safeguards remain intact.
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The mise maintenance resolver now matches the selected install path to an installed tool name and uses that name for mise upgrade. Tests cover installs configured with a backend-qualified name.
Changes: Mise maintenance
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Resolve the upgrade target packages/provider-core/src/server/maintenanceResolver.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/maintenanceResolver.test.ts
The resolver uses the name of the installed mise tool whose install list contains the selected install path. If it finds no match, it uses the mapped tool name. Tests add backend-aware fixtures and verify the upgrade target for a backend-qualified install.
This change makes mise-based provider updates target the tool's configured backend name, and falls back to the old behavior when no match is found. No merge-blocking risk was identified.
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The description follows the template. It has a Problem section (mise upgrade with a short name skips backend-configured installs), a Change section (listing lookup by install_path with fallback), a Sc…
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The title names the fix (mise upgrading a tool configured by its backend name) and matches the main change in resolveMiseProviderMaintenance, which now upgrades by the backend-qualified listing key. I…
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Issue #36470 requires the mise provider update to target the configured tool name (for example npm:@openai/codex), not the driver short name codex, which mise skips for backend-configured installs…
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The reviewed whole-PR change to maintenanceResolver.ts only alters the mise upgrade tool-name selection, using the existing listing decoder. The test changes in maintenanceResolver.test.ts add a b…
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The title names the fix (mise upgrading a tool configured by its backend name) and matches the main change in resolveMiseProviderMaintenance, which now upgrades by the backend-qualified listing key. It is specific and follows the conventional commit style used in the repository template.
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Issue #36470 requires the mise provider update to target the configured tool name (for example npm:@openai/codex), not the driver short name codex, which mise skips for backend-configured installs. The reviewed diff in packages/provider-core/src/server/maintenanceResolver.ts (around line 657) runs mise ls --json --installed after the upgradable decision, decodes the output with decodeMiseInstalls, and selects the listing key whose installs include the owning install.install_path. The update args become ["upgrade", configuredTool], falling back to miseTool when no key matches. This addresses the issue's stated likely fix. The probes mise which, mise ls --installed <tool>, and mise latest are unchanged, and the issue does not require changing them. The PR description reports a unit test row for a shim to an install configured as npm:package-tool, which fails on main and passes with the fix, plus real mise dry-run evidence. The Claude driver short-name pattern is mentioned in the issue as possibly affected; the PR does not address it, but the issue states this only as a possibility, not as a requirement. I did not re-open the decodeMiseInstalls definition in this review, so its exact return shape rests on the existing code path and the PR description.
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The reviewed whole-PR change to maintenanceResolver.ts only alters the mise upgrade tool-name selection, using the existing listing decoder. The test changes in maintenanceResolver.test.ts add a backend-configured case and fixture support for that case, which directly supports the fix. No unrelated files or behavior changes appear in the reviewed summary. The PR's explicit non-goal (leaving the probes unchanged) matches the code.
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resolveMiseProviderMaintenance always built the update as
mise upgrade <short name>(e.g.codex). When the owning install is configured under a backend name such asnpm:@openai/codex, mise resolves the short name for which/ls/latest butmise upgrade codexskips that config entry and exits 0, so the update did nothing. The resolver now runsmise ls --json --installed(the full listing) once it has decided the install is upgradable, and upgrades by the tool name whose installs include the owning install's path, falling back to the short name. I checked against real mise 2026.11.7 that.mise.backend.tomlfullis the wrong field: for a registry-configured install it isaqua:openai/codex, andmise upgrade aqua:openai/codexis also a no-op. The listing key (codexornpm:@openai/codex) is the configured name in both cases, and both listings report the same install_path. Reproduced first with real mise:mise upgrade codex --dry-run-> 'All tools are up to date';mise upgrade npm:@openai/codex --dry-run-> 'Would install npm:@openai/codex@0.167.2'. No new regex or parser: the listing is decoded with the existing Schema (decodeMiseInstalls). Not checked in the running app after the fix (no click on Update); the evidence is the unit test and the real mise listings.Fixes #36470
Reproduction on main
Commit e4f066d (origin/main). Ran mise 2026.11.8 (linux-x64) with isolated MISE_DATA_DIR/MISE_CONFIG_DIR,
mise install npm:@openai/codex@0.160.0, global config"npm:@openai/codex" = "latest". Confirmed:mise which codex-> .../installs/npm-openai-codex/latest/node_modules/.bin/codex;mise ls --json --installed codex-> the npm-openai-codex install, active, requested_version latest;mise latest codex-> 0.167.2;mise outdatedlists npm:@openai/codex 0.160.0 -> 0.167.2;mise upgrade codex --dry-run-> 'All tools are up to date' (exit 0);mise upgrade npm:@openai/codex --dry-run-> 'Would install npm:@openai/codex@0.167.2'. Then startedT3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run devwith mise shims first on PATH, paired headless Chromium (Playwright), opened Settings -> Providers: Codex v0.160.0 with an Update button. Clicked Update: the server ranmise upgrade codex, Codex stayed v0.160.0 (mise ls confirms), and a toast said 'Provider update failed · Codex: Update command completed, but T3 Code still detects an outdated provider version.' On current main the post-update recheck turns the reporter's false 'success' into this error toast, but the update still targets the wrong tool name and can never succeed. Added a row to the existing 'upgrades the mapped mise tool through $name requested as latest' table: a shim to an install configured as npm:package-tool. It fails on main with args ['upgrade','package-tool'] instead of ['upgrade','npm:package-tool']; the other three rows pass.Evidence
Being captured: before and after in the real app. This section is filled in before the pull request can merge.
Tests
vp test run src/server/maintenanceResolver.test.ts (packages/provider-core): 114 passed. Same file with the fix stashed, -t 'upgrades the mapped mise tool': the backend-configured row fails (1 failed, 3 passed). vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (27 packages) and tests (2 files, 116) all pass. Manual check with real mise 2026.11.7 in isolated MISE_DATA_DIR/MISE_CONFIG_DIR: listing keys and upgrade dry runs for both the npm-backend and registry configs.
Not in this change
mise which,mise ls --installed <tool>andmise lateststill use the short name; mise resolves those correctly for backend-configured tools, so I left them unchanged.Who did the work
Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.