Clarify that mise activate bash --shims is POSIX-compatible for .profile

justin808 · claude · justin808 · commit 7df657cb3f3e · 2026-03-04T23:15:06.000-10:00
mise doesn't support `sh` as a shell type. The `--shims` flag output is
just `export PATH=...` which is valid POSIX and works under dash/sh.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 &lt;noreply@anthropic.com&gt;
diff --git a/.claude/docs/conductor-compatibility.md b/.claude/docs/conductor-compatibility.md
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ The best fix is to activate mise shims in shell startup files that run for **all
 
 1. **`.zshenv`** — activate `mise activate zsh --shims` (runs for all zsh shells, including non-interactive)
 2. **`.bashrc`** — activate `mise activate bash --shims` (for bash subprocesses)
-3. **`.profile`** — activate `mise activate bash --shims` (for sh/login shells)
+3. **`.profile`** — activate `mise activate bash --shims` (for sh/login shells; mise has no `sh` shell type, but `--shims` output is POSIX-compatible)
 4. **Export `BASH_ENV`** from `.zshenv` — so non-interactive `bash -c` child processes source `.bashrc` and get shims
 
 Example `.zshenv`:
