You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Next.js is introducing experimental features passed as arguments to Next.js through the command line when starting a Next.js project. Currently Nx only supports a small set of arguments for Next.js. This request is to allow for any argument to be passed when running Next.js.
Motivation
Teams who wish to prepare for upcoming Next.js features have no way to test experimental features. Additionally, teams may want to implement experimental features. Nx should not be opinionated on what features of Next.js teams should use.
Suggested Implementation
Add an 'additionalArguments' entry to the executor configuration in project.json.
Description
Next.js is introducing experimental features passed as arguments to Next.js through the command line when starting a Next.js project. Currently Nx only supports a small set of arguments for Next.js. This request is to allow for any argument to be passed when running Next.js.
Motivation
Teams who wish to prepare for upcoming Next.js features have no way to test experimental features. Additionally, teams may want to implement experimental features. Nx should not be opinionated on what features of Next.js teams should use.
Suggested Implementation
Add an 'additionalArguments' entry to the executor configuration in project.json.
Alternate Implementations
Explicitly support experimental features as other arguments are supported today.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: