nx graph --affected --file=graph.json not working correctly about nx

[sovcharenko]

affected seem to be broken:

yarn --silent nx show projects --json --affected --withTarget=lint --base=0626ea8669414acab7b1e7be191066e0b7251881 --head 3acbd6024c094dccb7eb8a69bbe67f181022735b

reports everything while there is not a single change between base and head

[FrozenPandaz]

nx graph --affected --file=graph.json has deprecated long ago in version 16.1.0 and was warning since then. This information can now be retrieved by appending --graph to your nx affected command.

https://nx.dev/deprecated/affected-graph

affected seem to be broken:

yarn --silent nx show projects --json --affected --withTarget=lint --base=0626ea8669414acab7b1e7be191066e0b7251881 --head 3acbd6024c094dccb7eb8a69bbe67f181022735b
reports everything while there is not a single change between base and head

This seems like a different issue, please open a new issue. Also, please check if there really are no changes between those diffs. The command you can use is:

git diff --name-only --no-renames --relative "${base}" "${head}"

[Suldenkov]

@AgentEnder Hi! Can you tell me exactly how to use it nx affected with --graph? When I use nx affected, I need to select --target but I don't need it. I just want to build a graph of affected projects.

[Suldenkov]

I just saw in the documentation a recommendation to use nx graph --affected instead of affected:graph but you said she was deprecated. Can you tell me if this is an error in the documentation or if I misunderstood something?

Message in documentation: Deprecated: Use nx graph --affected, or nx affected --graph instead depending on which best suits your use case. The affected:graph command was removed in Nx 19.

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