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Brett Terpstra edited this page Aug 3, 2026 · 1 revision

Ruby, Python, or Node

When executing code in Terminal or the Sandbox, use mise for any command that requires Ruby, Python, or Node.

e.g.

mise x ruby@3.4.4 -- [COMMAND]
mise x node@23.5.0 -- [COMMAND]
mise x python@3.13.1 -- [COMMAND]

Detect the target version by checking the mise.toml file in the current project or ~/.config/mise/mise.toml.

This will allow access to my environment and any gems/libraries needed.

Unix commands

Any time you run a unix command like ls or cat in the terminal, prefix the command with command, e.g. command cat. This will avoid running my own aliases and give you more predictable results.

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