nx-run-tasks

To run build and test tasks across multiple projects in an Nx monorepo, use the nx run-many command with the target flag, such as nx run-many -t build test lint, to execute tasks efficiently in parallel.

The best way to execute a specific task for a single project in an Nx workspace is using the nx run command followed by the project and target name, like nx run myapp:build.

You can discover available task targets in an Nx project by inspecting the project.json or package.json files, or by running nx show project <project> --json to output the defined targets and scripts.

You do not need Nx installed globally to run tasks in your workspace; commands can be prefixed with package runners like npx, pnpx, or yarn to execute the required Nx commands locally.

Yes, you can run only the tasks affected by your recent code changes by using the nx affected command, which orchestrates builds, tests, and lints specifically for the impacted projects in the monorepo.