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Mise addressed a security issue by stopping secret values from being copied into shell state and environment caches. The week brought multiple Windows refinements, including better task timeout handling with Ctrl+C and daemon preset support, alongside new features for dotfile groups and task…
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fix(dotnet): disable lockfile url enforcement for dotnet tool backend (#13971)
fix(config): keep global config when a project ignore resolves onto it via symlink (#14006)
feat(dotfiles): report notification availability and add notify command (#14009)
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