nx-run-tasks

To run build and test tasks across multiple projects in an Nx monorepo, use the command nx run-many -t build test. This executes specified tasks across all workspace projects efficiently.

Nx affected task execution analyzes recent code changes to run tasks only on impacted projects within a monorepo. This mechanism saves time by skipping unaffected projects during build, test, and lint operations.

Yes, you can use Nx to lint only affected projects by utilizing the affected command. This ensures linting runs exclusively on projects impacted by recent code changes rather than the entire workspace.

The best way to orchestrate development tasks in an Nx workspace is using the Nx CLI to manage task execution and caching. It supports single task runs, multiple task runs, and affected task computations.

Yes, you need an existing Nx workspace environment to execute tasks using this method. The task runner relies on the Nx CLI and workspace configuration to manage build, test, lint, and serve operations.

Nx affected commands should be used instead of running tasks on all projects to leverage caching and avoid redundant processing. This approach efficiently computes and executes tasks only for projects impacted by code changes.