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build: limit mr-boxington by os so Intel macOS installs and locks cleanly #139

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions CONTRIBUTING.md
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Expand Up @@ -49,8 +49,8 @@ needs a version, which would override `rust-toolchain.toml` (the sole owner of t
So plain `cargo` is not routed through `mbx`; call `mbx` explicitly. Set
`CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0` for the best hit rate.

There is no prebuilt `mbx` for Intel macOS, so `mise.macos-x64.toml` (loaded through `auto_env` in
`.miserc.toml`) builds it from crates.io via the `cargo:mbx` backend (Rust 1.91 or newer). Without
There is no prebuilt `mbx` for Intel macOS, so `mise.toml` limits `mr-boxington` to the other
platforms and builds `mbx` there from crates.io via the `cargo:mbx` backend (Rust 1.91 or newer). Without
mise, run `cargo install mbx --version 1.29.2 --locked`.

`mbx` wraps `rustc` itself, so it **defers to any `RUSTC_WRAPPER` already set** (for example
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# mise.lock is lockfile_version 4, which mise 2026.11.1+ writes and reads.
min_version = "2026.11.1"

[vars]
mbx = "1.29.2"

[tools]
node = "24"
bun = "1.3.14" # matches package.json packageManager
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# Pinned to match the v1.48.0 hk.pkl amends — keep the two in sync on upgrades.
# Details: dev-tooling → references/git-hooks.md
"cargo:hk" = "1.48.0"
mr-boxington = "1.29.2"

# mr-boxington ships no darwin/x86_64 release archive, so Intel macOS builds the same mbx
# from crates.io.
mr-boxington.version = "{{vars.mbx}}"
mr-boxington.os = [
"linux",
"macos/arm64",
"windows",
]

"cargo:mbx".version = "{{vars.mbx}}"
"cargo:mbx".os = [ "macos/x64" ]

[env]
# Wrap hooks in `mise x` so the mise-managed node/bun are on PATH
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# to avoid a noisy "hk: not found" postinstall warning where git hooks aren't wanted.
postinstall = "command -v hk >/dev/null 2>&1 && hk install --mise || true"

[tasks.lock]
description = "Refresh mise.lock checksums without the macos-x64 cargo:mbx alias"
env = { MISE_AUTO_ENV = "false" }
run = [
"mise lock node bun cargo:hk",
"mise lock mr-boxington --platform linux-x64,linux-arm64,linux-x64-musl,linux-arm64-musl,macos-arm64,windows-x64"
]

[tasks.lint]
description = "Lint JS/TS (eslint)"
run = "bun run lint"
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