chore(github-action): update github-actions - #450

v3.3.0

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Features

• update permission inputs (#​399) (a47236f)

Bug Fixes

• deps: bump nested undici from 6.24.0 to 6.29.0 (#​403) (12461a3)
• deps: bump the production-dependencies group across 1 directory with 3 updates (#​395) (a69c19d)

v5.2.0: : Periodic cache rebuilds, signed packslip verification, and monorepo installs

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The default cache key now rolls over every 30 days, so long-lived caches pick up newer mise releases. The action also checks the downloaded mise binary against the release's signed packslip, and it runs mise install --monorepo automatically in monorepos. Existing caches miss once after you upgrade, because the default cache key format has changed.

Added

• The cache is rebuilt every 30 days by default. GitHub never evicts a cache that keeps getting hits. Before this release, an active repo could keep the same mise binary and tools for months, until a config file changed. The default cache key now includes a period suffix (-p<N>), so the cache is rebuilt from scratch at least once per period. All repos roll over on the same calendar boundary. Use the new cache_max_age_days input to change the period, or set it to 0 to keep the old key that never expires. Custom cache_key templates can use the new {{cache_period}} variable, which {{default}} already includes. A custom key that doesn't use it behaves as before. On self-hosted runners that keep mise data between runs, you may also need auto_update: true to pick up a newer mise. (#​689 by @​jdx, fixes #​688)

  - uses: jdx/mise-action@v5
    with:
      cache_max_age_days: 14 # default 30; 0 disables periodic rebuilds

• Throttled cache restores and saves can be retried. Before this release, when GitHub's cache service returned HTTP 429, the action gave up right away: a restore counted as a miss and a save was skipped. The new cache_restore_retry_budget and cache_save_retry_budget inputs set how long the action may wait. Each retry waits for the Retry-After value plus some random jitter. Once the budget runs out, the action falls back to the old behavior. Retries apply to the main cache, the post-step save and the binary cache. Real cache misses and reservation conflicts are never retried. Both budgets default to 0s (no retries). @actions/cache doesn't report 429 errors directly, so the action detects throttling from its warning messages. If those messages change in a future @actions/cache release, throttling won't be detected and nothing will be retried. (#​692 by @​jdx, fixes #​691)

  - uses: jdx/mise-action@v5
    with:
      cache_restore_retry_budget: 60s
      cache_save_retry_budget: 120s

• The latest mise binary can fall back to a second download source. When the action downloads the latest mise version, it can fall back between GitHub and mise.jdx.dev if the first source fails. The fetch_from_github setting decides which source it tries first. Pinned versions and minimum_release_age installs are only downloaded from GitHub. The binary is still checked against the signed checksums for the resolved version, whichever source it came from. (#​692 by @​jdx)
• The mise binary is checked against its signed packslip. If a mise release includes packslip.sigstore.json, the action checks the downloaded binary against it. The bundle must be signed by mise's release workflow for that exact tag. After a successful check, the log shows Verified <asset> against the signed packslip. If the check fails, the install stops instead of falling back to a weaker check. Releases without a packslip use the existing minisign and SHASUMS256 check. An explicit sha256 input still takes precedence. (#​693 by @​jdx)
• Monorepo-aware installs. If your mise config sets [monorepo].config_roots, the action now adds --monorepo to mise install, so tools configured anywhere in the monorepo get installed. Repos without that setting aren't affected. To opt out, set monorepo: false. (#​679 by @​zeitlinger)

Fixed

• Tool directories that mise moves to the front of PATH are now exported. The action used to find mise's PATH changes by comparing mise's PATH with the runner's. If a tool's bin directory was already on the runner's PATH, such as ~/.cargo/bin, mise only moved it to the front, so the action didn't export it. Later steps then found the mise shim first. For example, rustup resolved to the shim instead of ~/.cargo/bin/rustup. The action now asks mise for its entries with mise env --paths and exports them in the order mise reports. This fix needs a mise version that supports --paths. With older versions, the action uses the old comparison. (#​685 by @​jdx)

Documentation

• The new "Release workflows" section of the README says that jobs that publish releases shouldn't restore caches. A lower-trust workflow that can write to default-branch caches could otherwise slip files into a release. In those jobs, use cache: false or GitHub's cache-mode: none. (#​682 by @​jdx)
• The README explains how to cache mise's downloads, keyed on mise.lock, instead of installed tools. It includes a Windows example that sets MISE_CACHE_DIR from ${{ runner.temp }}, because actions/cache doesn't expand %TEMP%. (#​686, #​690 by @​zeitlinger)

Breaking Changes

• The default cache key has a new format, so the first run after upgrading is a cache miss and saves a fresh cache. After that, the cache is rebuilt every 30 days by default. To keep the old cache key that never expires, set cache_max_age_days: 0. Workflows that set a custom cache_key without {{default}} or {{cache_period}} aren't affected.

Full Changelog: jdx/mise-action@v5.1.2...v5.2.0

v5.1.2: : mise_dir now sets MISE_DATA_DIR; auto_update handles a locked mise binary

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The mise_dir input now also sets where mise installs tools, so those tools end up in the cache. With auto_update: true, the action no longer crashes on Windows when the mise binary is still in use.

Fixed

• mise_dir now exports MISE_DATA_DIR. Before this release, mise_dir moved the mise binary and the cache path, but mise kept installing tools to ~/.local/share/mise. The saved cache didn't include the tools. On runners where ~/.local isn't writable, the step failed with EACCES: permission denied. When mise_dir is set, the action now exports MISE_DATA_DIR=<mise_dir>, so tools are installed into the directory that gets cached. If your workflow sets a different MISE_DATA_DIR, the mise_dir input overrides it. If mise_dir isn't set, nothing changes. mise's state directory (~/.local/state/mise) stays where it is. If that path also can't be written, set MISE_STATE_DIR yourself. (#​672 by @​jdx, fixes #​668)

  - uses: jdx/mise-action@v5
    with:
      mise_dir: ${{ runner.tool_cache }}/mise/data

• auto_update no longer crashes when it can't replace mise.exe. On Windows, the step used to fail with a bare EPERM: operation not permitted, unlink '…\mise.exe' if another process was still using the binary. Now, if version isn't pinned and the existing binary passes verification against its recorded version, the action prints a warning and continues with that version. In any other case, the step fails with a message that says the file is in use and how to fix it. A pinned version never quietly keeps an older binary. (#​665 by @​jdx, fixes #​664)

Documentation

• The README explains how to use mise's MISE_ENABLE_TOOLS setting as a job-level allowlist. Unlike install_args, the allowlist applies to the action's install and to later mise commands. If jobs use different allowlists, add the value to a custom cache_key. (#​667 by @​zeitlinger)
• The Rust cache section is updated for mise 2026.9.2 and later, where mise install repairs a restored toolchain instead of leaving rustfmt missing. Swatinem/rust-cache now works alongside mise-managed Rust. (#​670 by @​jdx)

Full Changelog: jdx/mise-action@v5.1.1...v5.1.2