nx-run-tasks

To run Nx tasks across a workspace, use the nx run-many command to execute targets like build, test, lint, and serve across selected projects. It supports parallel execution and optional package manager prefixes like npx or yarn.

The best way to run affected Nx tasks is by using the nx affected command. This executes targets such as test or lint only on projects impacted by your changes, making it highly efficient for both local development and CI environments.

You can inspect available targets by running nx show project <project> --json. This queries the project configuration from package.json or project.json, allowing you to tailor your task execution before running nx run.

Yes, you can execute Nx workspace tasks using package managers. The task runner integrates optional prefixes such as npx, pnpx, or yarn to run commands like build, test, and serve across your projects.

Yes, the Nx task runner supports parallel execution options. When running multiple targets like build and test across projects using nx run-many, you can configure parallel execution to optimize workflow speed.