nx-run-tasks

To run tasks on affected projects in an Nx workspace, execute affected-project commands that analyze recent code changes and run build, test, or lint operations exclusively on impacted applications, saving significant CI/CD time.

Executing build and test tasks across multiple Nx projects is best handled by running multi-project commands that support filtering, exclusion, and parallelization to streamline task execution across your workspace configurations.

Yes, you can use custom configurations and flags to fine-tune Nx task execution, providing fine-grained control over single-project, multi-project, and affected-project operations for build, test, lint, and serve workflows.

Nx workspace task execution manages CI/CD pipelines for large projects by orchestrating build, test, lint, and serve operations based on project configurations and code changes, enabling efficient parallelized task runs.

Running tests only for applications that depend on a shared library in an Nx workspace uses affected-project commands to identify impacted projects from code changes, preventing unnecessary test execution and reducing pipeline duration.