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# Override Your Project Mise File
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A project I'm working on has a version-controlled `.mise.toml` file in it. Some
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changes were made to that recently that introduce some env vars that conflict
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with my setup. If I make edits to that file, then I have a modified version of
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`.mise.toml` sitting in my Git working copy.
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```
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# .mise.toml
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[env]
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CONFIG_SETTING = "project"
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```
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Instead, I can rely on the loading precedence rules of `mise` to override those
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project settings with my individual settings. I can do that with the
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`.mise.local.toml` file which is played on top of any `mise` configuration from
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files further down the precedence chain.
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```
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# .mise.local.toml
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[env]
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CONFIG_SETTING = "override"
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```
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Assuming I have `mise` setup with my shell environment to automatically load in
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these files, I can now check what takes precedence:
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```bash
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$ echo $CONFIG_SETTING
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override
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```
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Make sure `.mise.local.toml` is included in the `.gitignore` file to avoid
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checking in your personal environment overrides.
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To be sure about what files are loaded and in what order, give `mise cfg` a try.
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I discuss that in more detail in [List The Files Being Loaded By Mise](list-the-files-being-loaded-by-mise.md).
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