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This pull request enhances the flexibility of task management by updating the JSON schemas for mise.json and mise-task.json. It introduces formal support for defining task dependencies, post-dependencies, and wait conditions using structured objects, which can specify a task name, arguments, and environment variables. This change brings the schema definitions in line with the existing capabilities of the Rust implementation, ensuring that configurations can accurately reflect the advanced dependency structures already supported.

Highlights

• Schema Updates for Structured Task Dependencies: The JSON schemas for mise.json and mise-task.json have been updated to formally support structured objects within depends, depends_post, and wait_for fields, allowing for explicit task, args, and env definitions.
• Alignment with Existing Functionality: This change formalizes schema definitions to match the existing Rust codebase's support for structured task dependency resolution, which already handled wildcards and matching.
• Strict env Configuration: The env configuration within these structured task objects continues to be strictly checked as a string-to-string IndexMap to align with Rust TaskDep deserialization constraints.

Greptile Summary

This PR updates schema/mise-task.json and schema/mise.json to formally document the structured object syntax ({ task, args, env }) for items within depends, depends_post, and wait_for arrays. It also adds the previously-missing array-of-strings form to wait_for items. Both changes bring the JSON Schema into alignment with the existing Rust TaskDep deserializer in src/task/task_dep.rs, which has supported all three forms (string, array, object) for some time.

• depends / depends_post: Object form { task: string (required), args?: string[], env?: Record<string,string> } added as a third oneOf variant to each item; prior schema only covered string and array.
• wait_for: Both the array-of-strings form and the new object form are added to item oneOf; prior schema only permitted plain strings as items.
• env in object form: Correctly typed as additionalProperties: { type: "string" }, matching the Rust IndexMap<String, String> field and the PR author's stated intent.
• additionalProperties: false on the object variant correctly mirrors the Rust deserializer's unknown_field error for any key outside task, args, env.
• Changes are applied consistently across all three task definition contexts in mise.json (inline tasks and the two file-task sections).

Confidence Score: 5/5

• Safe to merge — schema-only change that accurately reflects the existing Rust implementation with no functional risk.
• All three TaskDep deserialization paths (string, array, object) are correctly represented in the updated schema. The env type constraint (string values only) matches the Rust IndexMap<String, String>. additionalProperties: false correctly mirrors the Rust unknown-field rejection. The update is applied consistently across all relevant locations in both schema files. There is no application logic change — only JSON Schema documentation is updated.
• No files require special attention.

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A["Task dependency field\n(depends / depends_post / wait_for)"] --> B{Outer form}
    B -->|string| C["Single task name\ne.g. 'build'"]
    B -->|array| D["Array of items"]
    D --> E{Item form — oneOf}
    E -->|string| F["Task name\ne.g. 'lint'"]
    E -->|array| G["Task + args\ne.g. ['test', '--fast']"]
    E -->|object NEW| H["Structured object\n{ task, args?, env? }"]
    H --> I["task: string (required)"]
    H --> J["args: string[] (optional)"]
    H --> K["env: Record<string,string> (optional)"]

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