Standardize runtime versions with .tool-versions, read by most CI actions and mise
DanielLockyer · x · 2026-10-21
Daniel Lockyer points out that if updating Node.js, PHP, Go etc. involves bumping versions in many scattered files, it's time to standardize. His pick: a .tool-versions file, which most CI actions and dev tools like mise already read — one place to declare runtime versions for the whole toolchain.
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