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According to a post on X by @NxDevTools, Nx 24 is out with several changes to how tasks run. Task-based affected is now the default, and end-to-end specs are cached by the code they test. Tasks can also wait for a dev server to be ready, and agents can now run Nx migrations step by step. The source does not include detailed release notes or benchmarks.
According to a post on X by @NxDevTools, Nx 24 is out with several changes to how tasks run. Task-based affected is now the default, and end-to-end specs are cached by the code they test. Tasks can also wait for a dev server to be ready, and agents can now run Nx migrations step by step. The source does not include detailed release notes or benchmarks.
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Nx 24 makes task-based affected the default, caches end-to-end specs by the code they test, and lets tasks wait for a dev server to be ready. Agents can also now run Nx migrations step by step. Original post on X Section: Launches & New Products
Teams using Nx for builds and tests may see different behavior by default once they adopt the new version. Developers who run end-to-end specs should watch how the code-based caching works in their own projects. Anyone planning an upgrade should check the official release notes for migration details.
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