## Current Behavior
In the TS solution setup, several project generators produce the runtime
tsconfig files (e.g. `tsconfig.lib.json`) with the `outDir` set to
`out-tsc/<project name>`. This causes issues with the inferred
`typecheck` task because the project `package.json` has the `types`
export pointing to `dist/...`, which wouldn't be produced by
`typecheck`.
## Expected Behavior
In the TS solution setup, project generators should produce the runtime
tsconfig files (e.g. `tsconfig.lib.json`) with the `outDir` set to a
path (`dist`) that matches the value in the project `package.json`'s
`types` export.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes #
## Current Behavior
- Generating a non-buildable library in a workspace using the TS
solution setup where a plugin registration for `@nx/js/typescript`
already exists and doesn't configure a build target, results in that
plugin registration being updated excluding the new project and a new
registration being added including the project but inferring the build
target.
- Generating a library in a sub-directory that matches a pattern in the
package manager workspaces configuration, results in a more specific
pattern being added to the workspace configuration.
## Expected Behavior
- Generating a non-buildable library in a workspace using the TS
solution setup where a plugin registration for `@nx/js/typescript`
already exists and doesn't configure a build target, should not modify
that plugin registration and it should not add an extra one.
- Generating a library in a sub-directory that matches a pattern in the
package manager workspaces configuration, should not add a more specific
pattern.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes #
## Current Behavior
Vite config temp files can sometimes cause errors to be thrown by
ESLint.
## Expected Behavior
Vite config temp files should be ignored by ESLint.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes #
This PR updates the Rspack Plugin to be inferred by default.
### Currently
When you generate a project using rspack it would not be inferred and
would add the executor to `project.json`.
### After
Generating a project using rspack will add it to inferred plugins inside
`nx.json` and update the `rspack.config.js` to be a standard config and
use Nx plugins.
## Current Behavior
Nx currently supports Vite at version 5. Nx does not generate vite
configurations using Vite 6 which has been released.
## Expected Behavior
Nx should use Vite 6 for vite projects.
## TODO
- [x] Add Package Update Migrations for Existing Projects
- [x] Add AST migrations to handle breaking change in resolve.extensions
- [x] Add migration to install `jsx` or `jiti` to handle processing TS
postcss config files
## Current Behavior
We currently still generate Vitest configuration using Vitest v1.
Vitest v3 has released so Nx is pretty far behind now.
## Expected Behavior
Update vitest version to v3 and use it to configure new projects.
Existing workspaces using v1 will continue to use v1.
Updates some generators to ensure the build tool produces the output
contained within the project root for the TS solution setup.
## Current Behavior
## Expected Behavior
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- Fix server file location for the `@nx/remix:library` generator
- Do not error when generating a buildable Remix library in the TS
solution setup
- Install the correct versions of react-related packages when generating
a React library
## Current Behavior
## Expected Behavior
## Related Issue(s)
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This PR updates our generators to no longer generate with `nx` in
`package.json` by default. The only times it is needed is if you pass
add `tags` or `implicitDependencies` to the project config.
This PR replaces our `projectType` checks to use the `getProjectType`
util from `@nx/js` to prefer the project config, but otherwise will
check for our conventions (e.g. using `exports` for libs,
`tsconfig.lib.json` vs `tsconfig.app.json`).
## Impact
- There shouldn't be any behavioral changes to existing projects that
have explicit `projectType`, `name`, etc. in with `project.json` or
`package.json` (via `nx` property).
- For new projects created under the new TS setup, the `nx` property
will no longer be there. Generators with logic that depend on
`projectType` will now check for `tsconfig.lib.json` and
`tsconfig.app.json` (so all of our generators are covered). If none of
those tsconfig files are found, then we check `package.json`, since
libraries are required to have `exports` to be consumed.
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## 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 the `@nx/detox:app` generator to match the new TS
solution setup. The `@nx/cypress:configuration` and
`@nx/cypress:configuration` generators are also updated so that they can
be run on existing projects and generator the correct tsconfig files.
The Playwright/Cypress example can be seen as follows:
```shell
# Skip e2e
nx g @nx/react:app apps/demo --bundler vite --e2eTestRunner none
# now configure e2e
nx g @nx/playwright --project demo
```
Now if you add this line to `apps/demo/e2e/example.spec.ts`:
```
const x: number = 'a';
```
And run `nx typecheck demo`, it will pass. This happens because the
`e2e/**/*.ts` pattern is missing. Thus, we need to ensure that a
`tsconfig.e2e.json` project is added for the Playwright spec files. Same
thing with Cypress.
The Detox generator does not support adding configuration to existing
project, so we don't quite get the same problem. The fix for Detox is
just to make sure the tsconfig content is not following the old
(integrated) version, but the updated TS solution version.
## Current Behavior
Detox TS setup is incorrect. Running Cypress and Playwright
configuration generator on existing projects generate invalid setup,
such that spec files are not typechecked.
## Expected Behavior
E2E generators should all generate correct TS setup.
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Creating a new workspace using the TS solution setup always generates a
`tsconfig.base.json` with `module: nodenext` and `moduleResolution:
nodenext`.
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Creating a new workspace using the TS solution setup should generate a
`tsconfig.base.json` with `module: nodenext`/`moduleResolution:
nodenext` for Node stacks and `module: esnext`/`moduleResolution:
bundler` for Web stacks (React, Vue).
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This PR updates our app/lib generators such that `package.json` files
generated have fields in idiomatic order.
e.g.
```json
{
"name": "...",
"version": "...",
"private": true,
"type": "module",
"main": "...",
...
"dependencies": { ... }
}
```
The import fields such as name, version, private, and type are at the
top. Dep fields that could be noisy are at the bottom.
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## Current Behavior
We currently have a `serveTargetName` that defaults to `serve` in the
`@nx/vite/plugin`.
This infers a `vite serve` command for the `serve` task to vite
projects.
While not incorrect, it could be abrasive for users coming from the
`vite` ecosystem to Nx.
The command to start the Vite Dev Server is `vite`, so we should infer
this.
`create-vite` also creates a package.json script with `"dev": "vite"`
meaning users are likely running `npm run dev`.
This creates two points of differences for vite ecosystem users.
## Expected Behavior
Deprecate `serveTargetName` in favour of `devTargetName` to more closely
align with lanugage from the Vite ecosystem.
Infer the command `vite` instead of `vite serve` for the `serve` and
`dev` tasks.
- Update React Native, React, Remix and Vue library generators to
produce `exports` in the `package.json` for the TS solution setup
- Fix an issue in `@nx/rollup/with-nx` where an unhandled `undefined`
plugin was causing an error to be thrown
- Fix output path of the build task for React Native libraries in the TS
solution setup
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## Current Behavior
The Module Federation `NxRuntimeLibraryControlPlugin` relies on an
environment variable that is set during the build/serve process.
This could potentially lead to issues with cache restoration.
The impact should be minimal as the runtime control plugin should only
be added to the module federation config when the env var is set.
It should only be set by the `module-federation-dev-server` executor
which is invoked during serve - a non-cacheable task already.
## Expected Behavior
Ensure the env var is set as an input to ensure maximum accuracy with
module federation builds via rspack executor
- Ensure libs are generated with `exports` in `package.json`
- Generate `types` instead of `typings` in package.json
- Update js lib with rollup to only output esm
- Update `tsconfig.spec.json` for js libraries with rollup to set
`module: esnext` and `moduleResolution: bundler` (they use `@swc/jest`)
- Fix `@nx/js/typescript` issue with absolute paths when normalizing
inputs/outputs
- Fix `@nx/js/typescript` issue identifying buildable libs
- Fix express app generator not installing `@types/express`
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For the new TS setup, we currently use nested glob patterns: `apps/**`,
`libs/**`, and `packages/**`.
Nested paths can result into too many projects being matched. For
example, if `libs/mylib/src/__fixtures__/package.json` is there for
testing, it will be matched as a project and likely result in an error.
Other tools like turborepo also caution against this:
https://turbo.build/repo/docs/crafting-your-repository/structuring-a-repository#declaring-directories-for-packages
If users want to, they could change to nested `**` paths, but we should
not use it by default.
Note: For CNW, we only use `apps/*` by default since that is where the
project lives. When users do `nx g lib packages/foo` then `packages/*`
will be added automatically.
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Use nested `**` paths.
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Don't use nested `**` paths.
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## Current Behavior
We currently use version `0.7.6` of `@module-federation/enhanced`.
This version does not contain the `externalRuntime` experiment to reduce
the remoteEntry bundle size.
## Expected Behavior
Upgrade Nx dependency of `@module-federation/enhanced` to version
`0.8.8`.
This PR fixes an issue with React 19 and our `@nx/react/plugins/jest`
transform. The current transform uses an unsupported `$$typeof` symbol,
and also uses the deprecated `forwardRef` API.
The updated transform will use new API for React 19 and older, while
maintaining the previous API for React 18 and earlier. The backwards
compatibility may be needed if the test is using `ref`, which requires
`forwardRef` older versions.
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## Current Behavior
SVGR fails in Jest tests with React 19
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SVGR works
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This change omits references to implicit dependency tsconfigs for
typescript projects in the sync generator, since given that they are not
referenced directly in code there is no need for project references.
## Current Behavior
TypeScript sync generator adds references to any dependency project
which has a tsconfig (where composite is true), including implicit
dependencies where these references are unnecessary and can potentially
cause build failures.
See [example
repo](https://github.com/cogwirrel/nx-sync-generator-implicit-deps-example).
## Expected Behavior
Only explicit dependencies should be referenced in tsconfigs.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes#28997
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## Current Behavior
The Rsbuild plugin is exported at `@nx/rsbuild/plugin`
## Expected Behavior
Export the plugin from `@nx/rsbuild` i.e. the root of the package.
## Current Behavior
The `@nx/module-federation` package is a direct dependency of some of
the other packages in the Nx Plugin ecosystem.
It should be resolved correctly by package managers such that it can be
used when setting up MF projects.
However, some users are facing issues with module resolutions where the
package is not found as expected.
## Expected Behavior
Install the package directly for the user to ensure module resolution
works as expected.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes#29269
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Currently, we are excluding non-buildable libs from the
`@nx/js/typescript` plugin. Although that allows non-buildable projects
from have the build target being inferred it also as a side-effect
removes the `typecheck` target which is unintended. Additionally, to
breaks the pattern of being self containment that TS project solutions
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1. Non-buildable libs should not have a build target.
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This PR address a few things:
1. When we generate an app or a library using the new TS Solution they
are not added to the workspaces/packages option.
2. Currently, when we use `pnpm` to generate a workspace the
`pnpm-workspace.yaml` looks like below which is not correct
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packages:
- packages/**
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1. Libraries and apps should be referenced correctly out of the box so
that they can be symlinked after installation.
2. The intended `pnpm-workspace.yaml` should look similar to:
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packages:
- 'packages/**'
- 'demo'
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## Current Behavior
We do not have a generator that can scaffold a react or vue app using
rsbuild.
## Expected Behavior
Update the react application generator to support a bundler option of
rsbuild
Update the vue application generator to support a bundler option of
rsbuild
Fix misc generation issues related to the new TS solution setup:
- Improve Cypress config default formatting (when no prettier)
- Remove leftover compiler options from `tsconfig.json` files
- Do not add TS path mappings
- Update `outDir` for `typecheck` tasks to be `out-tsc/...`
- Generate Nx configuration in `package.json` files for e2e test runner
projects
- Fix issue with `@nx/js:library` and `--bundler=vite`
- Other smaller changes
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Fixes https://github.com/nrwl/nx/issues/27954
Fixes a couple of things:
1. React application should ignore `eslint.config.js`,
`eslint.config.cjs`, and `eslint.config.mjs` files since they are not
part of the app runtime.
2. React lib generators should always run `npm install`. It currently
runs only when `package.json` has changed, but we need to run it to link
packages regardless of `package.json` changes.
The `removeSvgLoaderIfPresent` method in `apply-react-config.ts`
iterates through each Webpack rule, calls `toString` on each `test`
property, and checks for the presence of the string `"svg"` to see if
any existing SVG plugins need to be removed.
Some of the Webpack rules in the config don't have the test property,
and calling `toString` without asserting the test property is defined
first throws type errors.
This commit introduces a very small change that simply asserts that
`rule.test` is not `undefined` before calling `.toString()`.
## Current Behavior
Running a React Webpack library with `svgr` enabled causes compilation
errors.
<img width="1171" alt="Screenshot 2024-08-20 at 10 36 09 AM"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/cb28d1ca-10d2-4d20-aa78-e69339a8273b">
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src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c170e0d8-8674-43b0-97a3-a5dffd398c17">
## Expected Behavior
Enabling SVGR in the `NxReactWebpackPlugin` config should compile as
normal.
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## Current Behavior
There is currently no way to execute Rsbuild targets via Nx.
## Expected Behavior
Add a `@nx/rsbuild/plugin` to infer targets based on the
`rsbuild.config` files in the workspace.
Also add an `init` generator to allow for `nx init` in existing rsbuild
projects.
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BREAKING CHANGE
When generating projects that use Vite, the Vite configuration will be
set to use the ESM format only. Previously, the configuration was set to
produce both ESM and CJS, but the dual format was not correctly
configured in the libraries' `package.json` files, nor was it producing
the correct declaration files.
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Artifact generators don't handle consistently receiving a file extension
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Artifact generators should handle receiving a file extension in the
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The `rollup.config.js` file will be resolved as ESM if the closest
`package.json` has `type: 'module`. This causes an error when computing
the project graph and when reading the file for builds.
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Original error: require is not defined in ES module scope, you can use import instead
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This PR also updates the output directory to `{projectRoot}/dist` for
the new TS setup.
## Current Behavior
`nx g @nx/react:lib --bundler=rollup` has an error due to Node
resolution
## Expected Behavior
`nx g @nx/react:lib --bundler=rollup` works out of the box
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Co-authored-by: Leosvel Pérez Espinosa <leosvel.perez.espinosa@gmail.com>
## Current Behavior
Our Module Federation support across Angular and React contains Host and
Remote generators.
The module-federation.io docs have started to shift towards Consumer and
Producer terminology for better translation of meanings across
languages.
## Expected Behavior
To stay consistent with official terminology, add aliases for the host
and remote generators to allow for the new terminology. i.e. host ->
consumer, remote -> producer.
Therefore the following are all valid
```shell
nx g host shell --remotes=remote1
nx g host shell --producers=producer1
nx g consumer shell --remotes=remote1
nx g consumer shell --producers=remote1
nx g remote remote1 --host=shell
nx g remote remote1 --consumer=shell
nx g producer producer1 --host=shell
nx g producer producer1 --consumer=shell
```
## Current Behavior
The logic for the `module-federation-dev-server` and
`module-federation-ssr-dev-server` is duplicated across Angular, React
and Rspack.
The majority of this logic is the same, and the duplication causes an
increased maintenance tax.
## Expected Behavior
Move the logic into a utility that is exposed from
`@nx/module-federation`.
