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db connections are cleaned up on SIGTERM, SIGHUP, SIGINT, AND exit. On
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currently, because it requires to sign locally, so i thought run command
like
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-x :project-graph:publishPluginMavenPublicationToMavenLocal` would
publish the plugin locally, but it actually does not. it does not throw
an error, but does not do anything at all.
so for e2e tests, it is actually pulling the latest published gradle
plugin from maven rather than test local code, hence the e2e errors.
also, currently project graph build for java version 21, we change it to
java 17 to be used by ocean repo.
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change the command to `./gradlew :project-graph:publishToMavenLocal
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work with java 17
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there is no idle timeout set for gradle, by default is 3 hours.
when running gradle in DTE, it seems to run into memory issue. Even
through using tooling api, the connection is closed when batch is done,
but i think the gradle daemon is still active in the background. when
running the next batch, it is going to start a new gradle daemon and i
got an error like
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Starting a Gradle Daemon, 2 busy and 200 stopped Daemons could not be reused, use --status for details
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add idle timeout for 10s.
this inline command will make gradle daemon to stop itself after 10s.
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Whenever using the new Typescript style repos (using package.json
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Changing `posix.relative` to just relative, allows us to get the proper
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## Current Behavior
Running commands in the Nx repo panic due to a wrong published version
of `@nx/powerpack-license` package.
## Expected Behavior
Running commands in the Nx repo should not panic.
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Some task outputs are missing in terminal outputs
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Task outputs are present
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Entire TUI exits when any process exits with a SIGINT
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Light themes are not super clear with the new TUI.
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Updated content to specify vulnerabilities in community-built and Nx self-hosted cache solutions, highlighting risks like cache poisoning and lack of compliance with regulated industry security standards.
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## @naxodev/gonx
GoNx is an opinionated Nx plugin for Go/Golang development, forked from
the original nx-go plugin. It enables developers to manage Go projects
within an Nx ecosystem through a non-invasive approach that heavily
relies on inferred tasks and modern Nx features.
The plugin provides generators for applications and libraries with
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managing dependencies, and full Nx integration, including cacheable
tasks, GraphV2 support, and release capabilities. GoNx utilizes official
Go commands in the background, delivering efficient caching and
dependency graph tools for Go projects.
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We currently install Rspack at `^1.2`. The latest version of Rspack is
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Angular Rspack now requires at least `1.3.5`
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Rspack installations should use latest version of `1.3.8`
Fixes an issue with the docs release script when there is only one
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Tasks run via `run-commands` are not cleaned up properly.
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This pull request updates the CI workflow configuration to replace the
use of `pnpm/action-setup` with `corepack enable` for package manager
setup.
- NPM versions greater than 8 has an error which has been [fixed in Node
22.5.1](https://github.com/npm/cli/issues/7639), since we are still
using Node 20 we need to pin the installed npm version to 8.
- Now we are conditionally handling different package managers based on
how the repo has been configured.
Should the repository specify the package manager's version for `pnpm`
and `yarn` those versions will be respected, else it will fallback to a
`9.8` for `pnpm` and `1.22` for `yarn`.
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Disabling the schedule run for e2e matrix job as macos is still hanging.
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