## Current Behavior
Creating new workspaces since Nx 20.6.0 will generate the Nx
configuration in `package.json` files. This is intended, given that it
is part of the new setup using TypeScript Project References and Package
Manager Workspaces, but there's no way to choose to generate the Nx
configuration in `project.json` files. Project generators do allow to
choose but there's no way to do it when creating a new workspace. This
forces users who want to use `project.json` files to generate an empty
workspace and then use a project generator.
## Expected Behavior
When creating a new Nx workspace, users can provide an option
(`--use-project-json`) to generate the Nx configuration in
`project.json` files.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes#30464
This pull request introduces improvements to React Router integration
and removes the Remix preset.
## Key Changes:
- Updated `create-nx-workspace` to support React Router.
- Removed the Remix option from `create-nx-workspace`, but the package
remains to support existing users.
## SSR & React Router Support
- New users who want SSR in their React apps can enable it via the React
option and select React Router for SSR support.
- The ecosystem has shifted to migrating from Remix to React Router for
SSR needs.
- This option is only available for plain React apps and uses Vite.
Other types of React apps (Micro Frontends, Webpack, Rspack, etc.)
remain unaffected.
## Default Routing Behavior
`--routing` is now enabled by default when creating a React app using
`create-nx-workspace`, aligning with Angular’s default behaviour.
## Current Behavior
To create a new workspace that uses the new TS solution setup the
`--workspaces` flag must be provided (Node, React, and Vue stacks).
## Expected Behavior
New workspaces should be created by default using the new TS solution
setup (Node, React, and Vue stacks). Users can opt out of it by
providing the `--no-workspaces` flag.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes #
## Current Behavior
Creating a new workspace does not prompt for the unit test runner.
## Expected Behavior
Creating a new workspace should prompt for the unit test runner.
For now, this new behavior will be behind the `--workspaces` flag.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes #
## Current Behavior
We currently have no support for React 19, generating only React 18
applications.
## Expected Behavior
Add utils to determine what version of React is installed in the
workspace.
If React 18 is the main version of react installed, continue to generate
React 18 projects.
If React 19 is the main version of react installed, generate React 19
projects.
If no React version is installed or can be determined, generate React 19
projects.
This PR updates app and lib generators in the following packages such
that they will generate files with the TS solution setup if it is
detected.
- `@nx/react`
- `@nx/next`
- `@nx/remix`
- `@nx/expo`
- `@nx/react-native`
React apps and libs will be linked using npm/pnpm/yarn/bun workspaces
feature rather than through tsconfig paths. This means that local
aliases like `@/` will work with Next.js and Remix apps.
Note: This will be behind `--workspaces` flag when using `npx
create-nx-workspace` and choosing React stack. If you use the None/TS
stack then adding plugins like `nx add @nx/react` then generating apps,
it will automatically pick up the new TS solution setup.
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## Current Behavior
React generators are not compatible with TS solution setup (i.e.
workspaces + TS project references).
## Expected Behavior
React generators work with new TS solution setup (Plain, Next.js, Remix,
Expo, React Native).
## Related Issue(s)
#28322
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Co-authored-by: Leosvel Pérez Espinosa <leosvel.perez.espinosa@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Nicholas Cunningham <ndcunningham@gmail.com>
Bun uses yarn lock for it's binary file. Running the binary will produce
the content of a yarn lock file (v1)
Other option is to use the -y command on add and install. This will
create a yarn lock file and then createLockFile can just modify the
yarn.lock file instead?
This is the PR made from #19113 and pushed due to #22402 being closed.
PS Bun feels more stable since the PR was first created!
This PR will resolve#22283 and start of #21075
