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This beta release introduces new features related to task configuration, caching, and workspace optimizations, along with several fixes for core functionality and Vite integration.
Developers using Nx for task management and caching will benefit from the new features and optimizations.
Consider testing the beta release to evaluate the new features and provide feedback.
This beta release focuses on bug fixes across various Nx plugins, including Angular Rspack, core, JS, Next.js, and Vitest. Improvements include reducing package-json inference overhead and ensuring proper handling of internal TSConfig project references on Windows.
Developers using Angular Rspack, core, JS, Next.js, or Vitest plugins may benefit from the bug fixes and optimizations.
This beta release includes minor fixes for the JavaScript executor and local pnpm store in e2e workspaces.
Developers using Nx's JavaScript executor or local pnpm store in e2e workspaces may be affected.
This beta release introduces a new feature for orchestrated migrate runs and includes several fixes, particularly for CI environments and pnpm 12 support.
Users of Nx in CI environments or those using pnpm 12 may be affected by the fixes and improvements.
Update to this beta version to test the new features and fixes, especially if using pnpm 12 or running in CI environments.
This beta release introduces caching improvements for plugin capabilities and removes the 'never' option from the Nx Cloud prompt. It also includes several bug fixes related to bundling, project graph errors, ESLint concurrency, and Vite module loading.
Developers using Nx plugins and Nx Cloud may notice improved performance and streamlined prompts.
Update to this beta version to test the new features and fixes.
Nx 23.3.0-beta.1 introduces several new features including Angular support for ngrx v22, SSR app scaffolding with Rspack, and improved migration run orchestration. It also includes security fixes for smol-toml and webpack vulnerabilities.
Developers using Nx with Angular, Rspack, or Cypress may benefit from new features and compatibility updates.
Consider testing the beta release to evaluate new features and compatibility updates.
This release focuses on optimizing core functionality, particularly around task hashing and memory usage in large workspaces. Several fixes address performance improvements and reduce redundancy in the project graph pipeline.
Users with large workspaces or complex task hashing workflows may benefit from improved performance and reduced memory usage.
This release focuses on fixing memory leaks related to process listeners and task history results in the core functionality of Nx.
Developers using Nx for task management and process handling may benefit from improved memory management.
Update to version 22.7.11 to address memory leak issues.
This release introduces minor features and fixes, including improvements to cache reporting, .NET examples, and various bug fixes across Angular, core, and other modules.
Developers using Nx for Angular, .NET, or core functionalities may benefit from the fixes and minor improvements.
This release includes a fix for validating migrations paths before extracting package migrations, ensuring smoother migration processes.
Developers using Nx migrations may be affected by issues related to invalid migration paths.
Update to version 22.7.10 to ensure migrations paths are validated correctly.
This beta release introduces a new .NET example for @nx/dotnet and includes various fixes across Angular, core, JS, and Rspack components. The release focuses on improving stability, correctness, and performance in multiple areas.
Developers using Nx with Angular, JS, or Rspack may benefit from the fixes and improvements.
Test the beta release in a non-production environment to evaluate the changes.
Nx 23.2.0 introduces support for Angular v22.1, adds new formatters like oxfmt, and expands testing options with vitest. It also includes numerous fixes and improvements across the platform.
Developers using Nx with Angular, vitest, or pnpm may benefit from new features and fixes.
Update to Nx 23.2.0 to take advantage of new features and improvements.
This release candidate focuses on bug fixes, including improvements to pnpm 11+ publish configurations, linter behavior, and Vitest coverage handling.
Users relying on pnpm 11+, linter rules, or Vitest coverage reporting may be affected by these fixes.
Test the release candidate to ensure compatibility with your project.
This release candidate includes a fix for the linter to correctly declare `.gitignore` as an input for inferred oxlint tasks.
Developers using inferred oxlint tasks in Nx are affected by this fix.
Update to this release candidate to ensure `.gitignore` is correctly handled in oxlint tasks.
This patch release fixes several issues including Angular's lazy loading of `ng-packagr`, case-insensitive workspace root comparison on Windows, and Next.js configuration improvements.
Users of Nx with Angular, Next.js, or Windows environments may be affected by the fixed issues.
Update to version 23.1.3 to benefit from the fixes.
This release introduces improvements to the linter and core functionality, including hashing only lintable files for inferred oxlint tasks and handling oversized daemon responses more efficiently.
Developers using inferred oxlint tasks or dealing with oversized daemon responses may be affected.
This beta release introduces sandboxed execution for the daemon and plugin workers, alongside various fixes across Angular, bundling, core, and other areas. It also includes improvements to Next.js, React, and Vitest configurations.
Developers using Nx's daemon, plugin workers, or affected features like Angular, bundling, and Next.js configurations may need to test these changes.
Test the beta release in a non-production environment to ensure compatibility with your workflow.
This beta release introduces a new feature for .NET OpenAPI document inference and includes various fixes for core, Gradle, pnpm, and other integrations.
Developers using Nx with .NET, Gradle, or pnpm may be affected by fixes and improvements in this beta release.
Test this beta release in a non-production environment to evaluate the fixes and new features.
This release focuses on bug fixes and improvements across various Nx features, including Angular, core functionality, and dependency management. Notable changes include security updates, better handling of project graphs, and fixes for Windows-specific issues.
Users relying on Angular, core functionality, or Windows-specific features may be affected by the fixes and improvements.
This beta release introduces improved CI log grouping and Vitest integration as a unit test runner option. It also includes various fixes for dependency resolution, daemon behavior, and generated code quality.
Developers using Nx in CI environments or with Vitest will benefit from the new features and fixes.
Update to this beta version to test the new Vitest integration and CI log improvements.