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I think you can set MISE_TIMINGS=1 to see what it’s doing |
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@jdx thanks for pointing this out. Here is a trace of standard activation: Then after hitting the Well, another attempt gave different result: So, the result is varying for some reason (nothing has changed between runs, 2 tools installed). But |
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I ran some performance validation using zsh-bench, and it seems that mise adds up to ~80 ms to shell startup on my machine, which feels a bit high compared to the numbers stated in the docs.
Here are the results (
zsh 5.8, cleanmiseinstall without toolsets, the only init code:eval "$($HOME/.local/bin/mise activate zsh)"):And the same with the
--shimsoption:For comparison, the
no-rcsprofile fromzsh-bench:Of course, these values aren’t huge on their own, but the problem is that they tend to accumulate across different tools, making shell initialization noticeably slower.
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