## Current Behavior
Docs do not callout potential port conflict issues with running e2e in
parallel
## Expected Behavior
Docs mention how to avoid parallel port collisions
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes #
## Current Behavior
The Nx Console installation prompt has verbose and redundant wording
that makes the message unclear.
## Expected Behavior
The prompt is simplified and more concise, focusing on the key benefits
of installing Nx Console while being more direct about what users will
gain.
## Related Issue(s)
This change improves the user experience when prompted to install Nx
Console.
## Current Behavior
The native logging is currently set to a global 'info' level, which can
produce verbose output that may not be relevant to users.
## Expected Behavior
Native logging should be scoped to the 'nx::native' module by default
with 'info' level, reducing noise while still allowing users to control
logging verbosity through the `NX_NATIVE_LOGGING` environment variable.
## Related Issue(s)
This improves the developer experience by providing more focused logging
output and reduces unnecessary verbosity in the console.
Fixes https://github.com/nrwl/nx/issues/31518
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## Current Behavior
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- for the atomized test, currenly, its testClassName is just the 1st
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- upgrade gradle to latest version from 8.13 to 8.14
- for test task, exclude all its depends on tasks
- it currently only exclude its direct depends on, its children
- now it will go down the dependency tree and exclude all of its depends
on, its children and grandchildren
- for the atomized test target, its testClassName will be the full
package name
- e.g.
org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.jersey.JerseyAutoConfigurationCustomObjectMapperProviderTest
- add logics to handle nested class
- exclude private class name
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## Current Behavior
The Node.js application generator
(`packages/node/src/generators/application/application.ts`) is
implemented as a single large file containing ~469 lines of code. All
generator logic is mixed together in one file including:
- Option normalization and validation
- Project configuration creation
- File generation
- Build/serve target setup
- Dependency management
- ESLint configuration
- Proxy setup
This makes the code harder to maintain, test, and understand as the file
handles multiple responsibilities.
## Expected Behavior
The generator is now refactored into smaller, focused modules organized
in a `lib/` directory:
- `normalize-options.ts` - handles option normalization and validation
- `normalized-schema.ts` - defines the normalized schema interface
- `create-project.ts` - handles project configuration creation (exported
as `addProject`)
- `create-files.ts` - handles file generation (exported as
`addAppFiles`)
- `create-targets.ts` - handles build/serve target configuration
- `add-dependencies.ts` - handles dependency management (exported as
`addProjectDependencies`)
- `add-linting.ts` - handles ESLint setup (exported as
`addLintingToApplication`)
- `add-proxy.ts` - handles proxy configuration (exported as `addProxy`)
- `index.ts` - exports all the functions
The main `application.ts` file is now much cleaner at ~15 lines,
focusing on orchestrating the generator workflow by calling the
extracted functions. This separation of concerns improves:
- **Maintainability**: Each file has a single responsibility
- **Testability**: Individual functions can be tested in isolation
- **Readability**: Easier to understand what each part does
- **Reusability**: Functions can be potentially reused by other
generators
Replaced the "Enterprise" drop-down menu with a direct link to the Enterprise page for simpler navigation. Updated mobile menus to integrate enterprise items alongside solutions.
This PR makes the global install more prominent. This is important for
non-JS workspaces since they may not have node or npm available. The
installation flow should be:
1. Install Nx (e.g. `brew install nx`)
2. Run `nx init` in your project
The `create-nx-workspace` is removed since it's already mentioned on the
intro page, and it is covered in tutorials. It is also not technically
an "install" command.
Preview:
https://nx-dev-git-docs-update-installation-nrwl.vercel.app/getting-started/installation
**Note:** The cross-platform NPM install is still featured first because
it'll work for everyone. It shouldn't be a concern for non-JS devs since
other tools like Claude Code also has `npm install --global` as their
install step.
## Current Behavior
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There is no easy way to inspect the hash plan for a task.
## Expected Behavior
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There is a `TaskHashPlanInspector` which can be used to provide details
about the hash plan for a task.
## Example Usage
```js
const { createProjectGraphAsync } = require('@nx/devkit');
const { HashPlanInspector } = require('nx/src/hasher/hash-plan-inspector');
(async () => {
const graph = await createProjectGraphAsync();
const hashPlanInspector = new HashPlanInspector(graph);
await hashPlanInspector.init();
const target = {
project: 'nx',
target: 'build-native',
};
console.log(
JSON.stringify(hashPlanInspector.inspectTask(target), null, 2)
);
})();
```
## Related Issue(s)
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## Current Behavior
TypeScript transformer loading in the js package was limited to standard
Nx/TypeScript transformer plugins and didnt handle different exports
## Expected Behavior
TypeScript transformer loading should support various function-based
transformer formats in a generic way
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes#31411🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)
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## Current Behavior
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This repo uses Nx `21.2.0-beta.1`
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This repo uses Nx `21.2.0-beta.4`
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## Current Behavior
The codebase has separate `logError` and `logDebug` functions in the
native logging infrastructure, with both error and debug logging paths.
## Expected Behavior
Consolidate logging to use a single standardized approach. Error
messages are now logged through the debug channel for consistency.
## Related Issue(s)
This change standardizes the logging interface by removing the separate
error logging function and routing all log messages through the debug
logger.
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## Current Behavior
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## Expected Behavior
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## Current Behavior
The publish workflow was failing because the preinstall script was
exiting with code 1 when detecting an older Node.js version, causing the
entire publishing process to fail.
## Expected Behavior
The preinstall script should warn about Node.js version requirements but
not exit with an error code during publishing, allowing the workflow to
continue.
## Related Issue(s)
This fixes a critical issue preventing package publishing due to Node.js
version check failures in CI environments.
The fix changes:
- `console.error()` to `console.warn()` for better log categorization
- Removes `process.exit(1)` to prevent workflow termination
- Adds the actual Node.js version to the warning message for better
debugging
This ensures the publish workflow can complete successfully while still
providing visibility into Node.js version mismatches.
## Current Behavior
When running `nx run <project>` without specifying a target, the command
always fails with an error message "Both project and target have to be
specified", even if the project has a "run" target defined.
## Expected Behavior
When running `nx run <project>` without specifying a target, the command
should check if the project has a "run" target defined. If it does, use
it as the default target. This improves developer experience by allowing
simpler commands like `nx run myapp` instead of `nx run myapp:run`.
## Related Issue(s)
This change improves the developer experience for projects that have a
"run" target defined, making the CLI more intuitive.
## Changes Made
- Modified `packages/nx/src/command-line/run/run-one.ts` to check for a
"run" target when no target is specified
- Added comprehensive test coverage in `e2e/nx/src/run.test.ts` to
verify:
- Projects with a "run" target default to it when no target is specified
- Projects without a "run" target still show the original error message
- Maintains full backward compatibility
## Testing
- All existing tests pass
- Added new e2e tests to verify the behavior
- Ran full validation suite (`nx prepush`) successfully
- Added .pnpmrc for pnpm 10 configuration, enabling peer dependencies
and lifecycle scripts.
- Updated package.json to reflect pnpm version change to 10.11.1 and
added onlyBuiltDependencies.
- Update pipelines to reflect pnpm version update to 10.11.1
## Upgrading your pnpm version
Now to upgrade your `pnpm` version you can run `pnpm
migrate-to-pnpm-version 10`. Which would upgrade your `pnpm` and it will
run the upgrade script.
Later on if you want to upgrade to pnpm v11 you can run `pnpm
migrate-to-pnpm-version 11`.
Additionally, if you just want to upgrade to the version that is inside
of `package.json` you would run
`pnpm migrate-to-pnpm-version` without passing in a major version.
Without explicitly specifying the --name option nx adds the full
workspace name ie @workspace/remote-app of which that fails the name
validation
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## Current Behavior
The `pnpm build:wasm` command fails with compilation errors due to
missing dependencies and system-dependent features being included in
WASM builds.
## Expected Behavior
WASM builds should compile successfully by excluding features that
require system access (IPC, terminals, file locking, etc.) while
maintaining these features for native builds.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes WASM build compatibility issues
## Changes Made
### Core Changes
- Added conditional compilation flags (`#[cfg(not(target_arch =
"wasm32"))]`) to IDE console modules
- Made `socket_path` module conditional for non-WASM targets only
- Fixed unused import warnings for WASM builds in `file_lock.rs` and
`walker.rs`
### Generated File Updates
- Updated TypeScript definitions and JavaScript bindings to reflect
conditional compilation
- WASM builds now exclude system-dependent features like terminal UI and
database connections
### Technical Details
The IDE console functionality depends on:
- `interprocess` crate for IPC communication
- `jsonrpsee` crate for JSON-RPC messaging
- Terminal and file system features not available in WASM
These features are now properly isolated for native targets only while
maintaining full functionality for standard Node.js builds.
## Testing
- ✅ `pnpm build:wasm` now passes successfully
- ✅ Generated bindings properly exclude WASM-incompatible features
- ✅ Native builds retain all existing functionality
## Current Behavior
When generating a pruned pnpm lockfile, if there's no external node with
a default version for a given package and the dependency specification
for the package includes a Semver range specifier, an error is thrown.
## Expected Behavior
When generating a pruned pnpm lockfile, the parser should correctly
handle the scenario where there's no external node with a default
version for a given package, and the dependency specification for the
package includes a Semver range specifier.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes#28627
ESLint added experimental support for typescript config files since
[9.9.0](https://eslint.org/blog/2024/08/eslint-v9.9.0-released/#experimental-typescript-configuration-files),
and as of
[9.18.0](https://eslint.org/blog/2025/01/eslint-v9.18.0-released/#stable-typescript-configuration-file-support)
that support is stable. This PR add ts/mts/cts to the list of known
eslint config files, and adds the same extensions to config file
generators
## Current Behavior
When using the eslint executor with a ts file, returns error "When using
the new Flat Config with ESLint, all configs must be named
eslint.config.js or eslint.config.cjs and .eslintrc files may not be
used. See
https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/configure/configuration-files"
When using the eslint plugin, the inferred task is not created for
projects that do not have a non-ts eslint config.
### Workarounds
- Compiling ts rules/configs in a project. Introduces other issues
- Using jiti or comparable
- For plugin users, having a fake eslint.config.js at the root allows
the inferred task to be created. ESLint will still use the ts config.
- Cache targets are wrong
- Complications in non-monorepo workspaces
## Expected Behavior
When using the eslint executor with a ts file, no error is thrown.
When using the eslint plugin with a ts file, the inferred task is
created.
## Related Issue(s)
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Current Behavior
The webpack and rspack plugins for handling non-buildable libraries
don't properly process the exports field in package.json. They
incorrectly assume libraries have only a single entry point, typically
through a barrel file (index.ts).
When a library defines multiple export paths using the exports field
(e.g., "./*": "./src/*.ts"), the plugins fail to generate the correct
allowlist patterns for webpack externals. This causes build failures
when trying to use non-buildable libraries that expose multiple entry
points without barrel files.
Expected Behavior
The webpack and rspack plugins should properly parse the exports field
from package.json and generate appropriate allowlist patterns for all
exported subpaths. This includes:
Handling wildcard patterns ("./*": "./src/*.ts")
Processing conditional exports (import/require/development)
Supporting exact subpath exports ("./utils": "./src/utils.ts")
Escaping special characters in package names for regex patterns
Gracefully falling back to reading package.json directly when metadata
is unavailable
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## Current Behavior
Rollup build fails on Windows with errors like this:
```
[plugin rpt2] error TS6059: File '/foo/bar/baz.ts' is not under 'rootDir' 'C:/foo/bar'. 'rootDir' is expected to contain all source files.
```
This is because since
81fe7bb278
the `tsconfig` path passed to `rollup-plugin-typescript2` is built using
`joinPathFragments`, which removes the drive letter on Windows.
## Expected Behavior
Rollup build should not fail.
closed#30235
## Current Behavior
nxComponentTestingPreset for webpack cannot use rspack as an executor.
## Expected Behavior
nxComponentTestingPreset for webpack can use webpack or rspack as an
executor.
## Related Issue(s)
#30235Fixes#30235
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## Current Behavior
- Create a project that uses @nx/rspack:rspack as build target with
SkipTypeChecking set to false.
- Run build target for project.
- Type check has not been run and will not bail in case of any
typescript errors
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- It should run type checking as documented:
https://nx.dev/nx-api/rspack/executors/rspack#skiptypechecking
I looked at the webpack executor and there it also runs the type check
based on `skipTypeChecking` and not the `typeCheck` alias. So I've
adjusted it accordingly for the rspack executor.
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esbuild breaks on function checks and improperly handles dangling
promises, preventing the program to exit successfully.
## Expected Behavior
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The program should exit properly and no zombie processes kept running.
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## Current Behavior
Running `nx test … --reporter=verbose` (or any additional Vitest
reporter) on
projects that use **Vitest ≥ 0.29** hangs indefinitely at the end of the
run.
`vitest` itself finishes, but the Nx task-runner never receives the
*done*
signal because **`NxReporter` only implements the legacy
`onFinished()` hook**.
When multiple reporters are configured, Vitest now emits
`onTestRunEnd()` instead of `onFinished()`, so the promise in
`NxReporter`
remains unresolved and the worker process stays alive forever.
## Expected Behavior
`nx test` (and affected `nx run-many --target=test`) exits cleanly on
**all**
Vitest versions, regardless of how many reporters are passed.
* `NxReporter` resolves its internal promise via **either**
`onTestRunEnd` (Vitest ≥ 0.29) **or** `onFinished` (Vitest ≤ 0.28).
* No functional change in watch-mode.
* No extra timers or fallbacks – just one shared helper.
## Implementation Notes
* Added `onTestRunEnd` method that delegates to a private
`_handleFinished`.
* Re-implemented `onFinished` as a thin delegate to the same helper.
* Original error-detection logic is untouched.
## Related Issue(s)
Closes nrwl/nx#<insert-issue-number-if/when-one-exists>
Co-authored-by: Paul Bohm <{{GITHUB_NOREPLY_EMAIL}}>
## Current Behavior
Currently when we're using `rollup.config.ts` rollup is picking up wrong
tsconfig. Because of this not everything works as expected:
- `You are using one of Typescript's compiler options 'declaration',
'declarationMap' or 'composite'. In this case 'outDir' or
'declarationDir' must be specified to generate declaration files.` error
appears , because lib tsconfig.json doesn't have outputDir at all
- even if we add outDir to `tsconfig.base.json` we'll have another error
`[!] (plugin typescript) RollupError: [plugin typescript]
@rollup/plugin-typescript TS6377: Cannot write file
'/workspaces/abapify-docs/dist/tsconfig.tsbuildinfo' because it will
overwrite '.tsbuildinfo' file generated by referenced project
'/workspaces/abapify-docs/packages/abap-to-markdown'`
This happens becase it tries to write all tsbuildinfo files into a root
dist folder.
## Expected Behavior
Using rollup.config.ts should just work in a similar way as js|cjs|mjs
config work.
## Solution
According to docs:
> This option supports the same syntax as the
[--plugin](https://rollupjs.org/command-line-interface/#p-plugin-plugin-plugin)
option i.e., you can specify the option multiple times, you can omit the
@rollup/plugin- prefix and just write typescript and you can specify
plugin options via ={...}.
So it means we can use something like this:
```
rollup -c rollup.config.ts --configPlugin typescript={tsconfig:\'tsconfig.lib.json\'}
```
## Related Issue(s)
Solution is taken from this issue::
https://github.com/rollup/plugins/issues/1713#issuecomment-2201138846
## Current Behavior
The Angular ESLint packages are installed with a v20 beta version.
## Expected Behavior
The Angular ESLint packages should be installed with the stable v20
version.
## Current Behavior
The `nx report` command uses tab characters for indenting local
workspace plugins in its output, which creates inconsistent formatting
compared to other sections like 'Registered Plugins' and 'Community
plugins'.
## Expected Behavior
Local workspace plugins should be formatted consistently with other
plugin sections in the report output, without tab indentation.
## Related Issue(s)
This is a minor formatting improvement for better consistency in the nx
report output. No specific issue was filed for this change.
## Current Behavior
When using Node.js subpath imports with the same name in different
projects, the Nx graph incorrectly picks up seemingly random
dependencies between projects that shouldn't exist.
This happens because the result of the resolution performed with
TypeScript is cached using the import path as the cache key. The problem
with that is that multiple projects can have the same subpath import
name pointing to internal files of the project, so when the resolution
is made for the first project (say `project1`), the result will be
cached and incorrectly reused for other projects with the same subpath
import name. So, all projects with the same subpath import name would
resolve the dependency to the first project (`project1`).
The same could happen to projects with TS path mappings defined in the
project's tsconfig file. These TS path mappings would only apply to the
project internally and therefore, other unrelated projects could also
define them with the same name pointing to different files.
## Expected Behavior
The Node.js subpath imports should be handled correctly. The TypeScript
resolution result should be cached safely and scoped to the project from
which the import is being done.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes#31223
## Current Behavior
Currently, IDE integration setup requires manual configuration and lacks
streamlined auto-installation capabilities for Nx Console. The logging
system also needs improvement for better developer experience.
## Expected Behavior
With these changes, the IDE integration provides:
- Prompt for automatic Nx Console installation with user preferences
- Enhanced native logger with proper formatting and levels
- Better development documentation for IDE setup
- Updated documentation links to use the new format
## Related Issue(s)
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merged. -->
This PR implements IDE integration improvements including Nx Console
auto-installation and enhanced logging capabilities.
## Current Behavior
When running the `lint` task on a project that contains nested projects,
the task runs over all the files, including the ones inside the nested
projects, but the task cache status is not affected by changes to the
files in nested projects. This only happens when the inputs are defined
with `{projectRoot}/...` (what the `@nx/eslint/plugin` infers). The
`{projectRoot}` token scopes the files inside the project without files
in other nested projects. While the `{workspaceRoot}` token would
include every file and wouldn't scope them to any particular project.
## Expected Behavior
The `@nx/eslint/plugin` should infer `lint` tasks with their inputs
using the `{workspaceRoot}` token to support nested projects. This would
be more aligned with what the tool itself does, which runs over all the
files inside the project root regardless of them being inside nested Nx
projects.
Additionally, the difference in behavior between `{workspaceRoot}` and
`{projectRoot}` should be documented.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes#31264
## Current Behavior
We currently do not have support for Storybook 9, nor any migrations to
help users switch to it.
## Expected Behavior
Support Storybook 9 and add a migration for users to switch to v9
BREAKING CHANGE: Remove deprecated generators:
`@nx/storybook:cypress-project`,
`@nx/react-native:storybook-configuration`, `@nx/react-native:stories`,
`@nx/react-native:component-story`
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Running tests in the Cursor terminal fails.
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Running tests in the Cursor terminal should pass.
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Node 24 is more strict for module resolution and was not able to resolve
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Node 24 is now able to resolve this path.
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## Current Behavior
Currently, ndcunningham is not included in the list of authorized users
who can trigger the Claude AI assistant in GitHub workflows.
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With this change, ndcunningham will be able to trigger the Claude AI
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This change adds ndcunningham to the authorized user list for the Claude
workflow, enabling them to use the AI assistant for development tasks.
This PR updates the CI workflow in `.github/workflows/ci.yml` to improve
the setup and management of iOS simulators.
The change includes
- Enhanced error handling
- Better diagnostics
- Configurations for M-series Macs.
This change is similar to what we in `.github/workflows/e2e-matrix.yml`
so the result should be consistent across workflows.
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Currently, if you try to import a ESM lib after you generate a Next.js
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from './lib/lib8446520.js';`.
This has been addressed with webpack and needs to be extended to
Next.js.
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This is also related to our webpack and rspack packages. Changes have
also been made to them to ensure consistency across bundlers.
Fixes#30714
## Current Behavior
When creating a `ts-node` transpiler, only `compilerOptions` are
provided. Because we instruct `ts-node` to skip reading the tsconfig
(this was previously done to avoid some edge cases), other options in
the tsconfig files are lost (e.g. `ts-node` specific options).
This was previously reported at https://github.com/nrwl/nx/issues/21695
and fixed by https://github.com/nrwl/nx/pull/21723, but a rework at a
later point caused a regression.
## Expected Behavior
When creating a `ts-node` transpiler, we should provide
`compilerOptions` and the `ts-node` options.
