nx-run-tasks

To run tasks on affected projects in an Nx monorepo, you can execute affected commands that identify impacted projects based on recent changes. This optimization automatically runs build, test, or lint tasks only on projects with dependencies that changed, saving CI pipeline time.

Executing build and lint tasks across multiple Nx projects is streamlined through multi-project task runs. This process supports various configuration flags for caching, verbosity, and parallelization to ensure consistent task orchestration and dependency graph analysis across the workspace.

Yes, you need the Nx CLI installed and configured within your workspace to run workspace tasks. The Nx CLI is required for proper task orchestration and dependency graph analysis when executing single-project, multi-project, or affected-project commands.

Yes, you can configure caching and parallelization for Nx monorepo task execution. The task runner supports various flags that allow you to adjust caching, verbosity, and parallelization settings to optimize build, test, and lint operations.

Nx dependency graph analysis optimizes CI/CD pipelines by automatically identifying affected projects after changes to shared libraries. It runs targeted build and test tasks only on dependent projects, avoiding full workspace builds and significantly reducing overall execution time.

Yes, Nx supports running custom tasks defined within projects alongside standard build, test, and lint operations. You can execute single or multiple custom tasks across single-project, multi-project, and affected-project configurations using the task runner.