macOS fixes
Most installations will require a Terminal.- To open the Terminal: use Spotlight: press
Command + Space, typeTerminal, and hit Enter. - Or, open Finder → Applications → Utilities → Terminal.
Xcode Command Line Tools
Xcode Command Line Tools
- Open the terminal, paste the following into the terminal and press enter.
- Run the installer that pops up as a prompt or in the dock
Git
Git
- Mistle requires Git version 2.31 or later. To check your version in terminal:
- If missing or outdated, install via Homebrew.
- If you do not have homebrew, install:
Git identity
Git identity
- Set your name/email so commits work.
mise
mise
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Install, then open a new terminal and verify.
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If you see “command not found,” add the installer’s init block to your shell file, then restart Mistle.
- Check your shell (zsh is the macOS default):
- Add the init block to the right file:
- For zsh:
- For bash:
GitHub CLI
GitHub CLI
- Install via mise (global):
- Authenticate:
- Prompts: choose GitHub.com → HTTPS → login with browser (or paste a token) → confirm defaults.
Windows fixes
- Run Powershell as Administrator when installing system tools.
Git
Git
- Install, then restart Mistle so it can see Git.
PowerShell 7
PowerShell 7
- Install via winget. If blocked, reopen Mistle as Administrator and retry; restart after install.
mise
mise
- Install via winget. Restart Mistle if it asks; this adds mise shims to PATH.
- If commands are not found afterward, add the activate snippet to your PowerShell profile, then reopen your terminal.
- If your shell does not support activate, add shims to PATH (default):
GitHub CLI
GitHub CLI
- Install and authenticate.
- Prompts: choose GitHub.com → HTTPS → login with browser (or paste a token) → confirm defaults.