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This beta release introduces a new linter plugin and fixes an issue with TypeScript installation in npm e2e workspaces.
Developers using Nx for linting or testing in npm e2e workspaces may be affected.
Update to this beta version to benefit from the new linter plugin and TypeScript fix.
This beta release focuses on security improvements and bug fixes, including restricting socket access for daemon and plugin workers, and various stability enhancements.
Users relying on Nx daemon or plugin worker sockets may need to adjust permissions.
Review socket access permissions if using Nx daemon or plugin workers.
This beta release introduces support for Angular v22.1, adds new migration and cloud-related features, and includes several bug fixes and improvements. Notable changes include the ability to run single migrations, enhanced cloud agent distribution, and fixes for Angular and core functionality.
Developers using Angular, Nx migrations, or Nx Cloud will benefit from the new features and fixes.
Upgrade to this beta version to test new features and fixes.
This patch release primarily focuses on bug fixes and security improvements, including shell injection prevention and dependency updates to address vulnerabilities.
Users of Nx may benefit from security fixes and bug resolutions, particularly those using Angular Rspack, pnpm workspaces, or affected by shell injection vulnerabilities.
Update to version 22.7.8 to benefit from security patches and bug fixes.
This release introduces performance improvements, particularly in Angular and bundling tasks, and adds new features like a stable repo key derivation and a React + Vite example. Several security fixes and dependency updates are also included.
Users of Nx, particularly those using Angular, React, Vite, and TypeScript, may benefit from performance improvements and new examples.
Update to version 23.1.1 to benefit from performance improvements and new features.
This beta release primarily includes bug fixes and security updates, including patching vulnerable dependencies and improving compatibility with pnpm lockfiles.
Users relying on npm hoisting behavior or using pnpm lockfiles without a packages block may be affected.
Update to this version to benefit from security fixes and improved compatibility with pnpm lockfiles.
This beta release introduces support for bun dependency-catalog and improves stability in various areas, including build speed optimizations and better handling of project configurations.
Developers using Nx for project management and build processes may benefit from the new features and fixes.
This beta release introduces new features like Vitest support for e2e tests and improvements to core functionality, including better handling of pnpm lockfiles and glob pattern expansion.
Developers using Nx for e2e testing or working with pnpm lockfiles may benefit from these updates.
This beta release introduces a new example repository showcasing React with Vite, Vitest, and Playwright, alongside numerous fixes across core, module-federation, and other areas.
Developers using Nx for React, Vite, or module-federation may benefit from the fixes and new example.
This beta release introduces new features like confirmation for migration commits and a full-width TUI status bar, along with numerous fixes for core functionality, package managers, and tool integrations.
Developers using Nx for monorepo management, especially those utilizing npm, pnpm, or webpack integrations, may be affected by the fixes and improvements.
Consider testing this beta release in a non-production environment to evaluate the new features and fixes.
This release adds support for Angular v22 and Expo SDK 56, introduces performance reporting features, and includes several core improvements. It also drops support for ESLint v8 and includes multiple bug fixes across various packages.
Users relying on ESLint v8 or older versions of Angular/Expo may need to update their configurations or dependencies.
Update ESLint to a supported version if using the linter package and review Angular/Expo compatibility changes.
This release focuses on updates to Storybook for Angular 22 support, fixes for core package management, and a critical security patch for @swc/cli.
Developers using Storybook with Angular 22 or @swc/cli are directly affected.
Update to this release to ensure compatibility with Angular 22 and to apply the critical security patch.
This release primarily addresses security and build issues, including a path traversal vulnerability in the self-hosted remote cache and several dotnet build fixes.
Users of self-hosted remote cache or dotnet builds are affected by these fixes.
Update to version 22.7.7 to address security vulnerabilities and build issues.
This release focuses on bug fixes and improvements across various areas, including core functionality, bundling, and security enhancements. Notable changes include preventing path traversal in self-hosted remote cache and improving migration handling.
Users relying on self-hosted remote cache or migration workflows may be affected by security fixes and improvements.
Update to this version to benefit from security fixes and performance improvements.
This release candidate includes fixes for core configuration merging, TypeScript 6 composite tsconfigs, and Vitest mode support.
Developers using unresolved spread tokens in configurations, TypeScript 6 with composite tsconfigs, or Vitest may be affected.
Test the release candidate to ensure compatibility with your specific configuration.
This release includes several fixes for core functionality, including better handling of Codex sandbox detection on Linux and improvements to project filtering and TUI display. It also addresses issues with node executor tasks and tsconfig root directory pinning.
Users on Linux systems with Codex sandbox environments and developers using node executor tasks or tsconfig root directory settings are affected.
Update to this release if you are experiencing issues with daemon and plugin isolation on Linux, project filtering, node executor tasks, or tsconfig root directory pinning.
This release introduces configurable TypeScript paths for Vite projects and adds options for programmatic changelog generation. It also includes multiple performance improvements in core hashing mechanisms.
Users working with Vite builds or programmatic changelog generation will benefit from new features, while all users get performance improvements.
This beta release introduces scaffolding for creating Nx workspaces in the current directory and includes numerous fixes across core, bundling, JS, and other areas to improve performance and compatibility.
Users creating new Nx workspaces or encountering TS6059 errors in builds may be affected.
Consider testing this beta version if you're encountering any of the fixed issues before upgrading production environments.
This beta release introduces new helpers for task caching and terminal UI improvements, along with numerous fixes across Angular, Linter, React, and Testing modules.
Developers using Nx with Angular, React, or ESLint may need to update configurations.
Review changelog for Angular migrations, ESLint updates, and React validation changes.
This beta release introduces performance reporting, enhanced targetDefaults support, and several fixes across Angular, core, and JS/TS configurations. It also includes security improvements and updates to dependencies like axios and TypeScript.
Developers using Nx for Angular, JS/TS, and core functionalities will benefit from performance improvements, security fixes, and updated configurations.
Update to this beta version to test new features and fixes, especially if using Angular, JS/TS, or self-hosted remote caching.