what stackpulse tracks
Nx releases from GitHub
StackPulse watches Nx release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
Smart monorepos with fast, reliable builds StackPulse turns upstream changelogs into scannable summaries with risky changes, deprecations, migration notes, and source links.
what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches Nx release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
upgrade risk
Risky changes are separated from normal feature notes so you can scan upgrade impact before changing production dependencies.
migration notes
Migration steps and recommended actions are only shown when the upstream release notes support them.
This beta release introduces performance reporting after runs, adds a Product Hunt launch banner in docs, and includes a migration for typecheck verification. It also fixes several core issues including nx migrate behavior and daemon performance.
Users of nx migrate and those interested in performance metrics will be most affected by these changes.
Test the beta release for potential performance improvements and migration behavior.
This beta release introduces support for Expo SDK 56 and includes various fixes across core, Gradle, Maven, React, and Vite modules to improve stability and performance.
Developers using Expo SDK 56 or encountering deprecation warnings in core modules are most affected.
Update to this beta version to leverage Expo SDK 56 support and resolve deprecation warnings.
Dependency bumps and minor fixes.
Update dependencies to patched versions if using affected packages.
Fixes issues with Angular builds, tsconfig path resolution, and highlights new nx-cloud UTM tracking feature. Includes dependency bumps for security.
Users of Angular builders, tsconfig path resolution, and nx migrate will benefit from bug fixes.
Consider upgrading if affected by the fixed issues or using nx-cloud features.
Fixes for bundling PostCSS preprocessing, file formatting after AI migrations, and React 19 update compatibility with Remix v2 workspaces.
Users using PostCSS preprocessing, AI migrations, or React 19 with Remix v2 workspaces are affected.
Update to this beta version if encountering issues with the mentioned functionalities.
This beta release focuses on fixing issues related to changelog rendering and migration processes. Notably, it addresses a critical bug where breaking change entries in the changelog were capturing unrelated content.
Developers relying on accurate changelog entries for breaking changes will benefit from this fix.
Review changelog entries to ensure breaking changes are correctly captured.
This beta release adds Angular v22 support while dropping v19, introduces Rspack v2 compatibility, and provides upgrade paths for Next.js and React versions.
Users needing Angular v19 support or using ESLint v8 are affected.
Upgrade Angular to v22 and migrate from ESLint v8 if using these features.
This release introduces significant breaking changes and deprecations across angular, bundling, core, and other modules. It also adds new migration capabilities and shell tab-completion features.
Users relying on deprecated features or older versions of dependencies will need to migrate.
Review breaking changes and deprecations, and follow provided migration steps before upgrading.
This release focuses on reverting the array-shape targetDefaults support for redesign, improving core functionality, and fixing various bugs related to workspace handling, caching, and module federation.
Developers using array-shape targetDefaults will need to adapt to the reverted changes.
Review the changes related to array-shape targetDefaults and adjust configurations accordingly.
This release candidate focuses on fixing issues related to task execution and local plugin lookup in Nx.
Developers using Nx for task execution and local plugin management may be affected by the fixes in this release.
Update to this release candidate to benefit from the fixes.
This release includes fixes for security vulnerabilities and improvements to Gradle project graph configuration and task inputs.
Users relying on shell-quote or Gradle project graph configuration may be affected.
Update to this version to ensure security patches and deterministic project graph configuration.
This release candidate introduces a new documentation banner for AI monorepos conference and includes several fixes related to analytics, environment variables, and repository updates.
Users interested in AI monorepos or those experiencing issues with analytics, environment variables, or repository updates may be affected.
This release introduces several new features, including extended migration support, analytics reporting, and multi-version compliance for various frameworks. It also includes fixes for migration prompts, CI workflows, and tooling dependencies.
Users relying on migrations prior to v21 or using frameworks like detox, expo, react-native, and remix may be affected.
Review the migration guide and update your dependencies accordingly.
This beta release introduces extended migration capabilities, removes outdated migrations, and enhances multi-version support for several frameworks. It also includes various fixes to improve migration and release processes.
Developers using Nx migrations or frameworks like detox, expo, react-native, and remix are affected.
Review the migration changes and update your projects accordingly.