Adds the short name (no scope included) to be used preferentially for Nx project names (it uses the package name as is by default)
Updates the existing version plan file to reference the updated short name (although I think this plan file might be outdated now?)
This is what your project graph now looks like:
(You can visualize it yourself any time by running nx graph)
In that visualizer, you can also click on the arrows (a.k.a graph edges) to see why something depends on something else, e.g.
Finally, an example of the end of the latest and greatest nx release --dry-run --verbose output on this branch showing the short name being used for the tag and the relevant deletion logs for the version plan file:
mjackson
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What this PR does
This is what your project graph now looks like:
(You can visualize it yourself any time by running
nx graph)In that visualizer, you can also click on the arrows (a.k.a graph edges) to see why something depends on something else, e.g.
Finally, an example of the end of the latest and greatest
nx release --dry-run --verboseoutput on this branch showing the short name being used for the tag and the relevant deletion logs for the version plan file: