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Turborepo, Nx and Vite Task undo your commit on a cache hit

Commit a file that sits in a task’s output folder. On the next cache hit, Turborepo, Nx and Vite Task write the old copy back over it, and the run reports success.

One test suite, six task runners, the same 993 cases

993 task-runner cases, compiled from the test suites of Nx, Turborepo, Vite Task, moon, Nix and vx, run sandboxed against all six. Every result is on one page.

vx on real repos: wall times

Seven open-source monorepos that already run on Turborepo or Nx, timed under their own runner and under vx: cold, cache restore, one-file edit and a clean clone. Raw seconds, min of three, slower rows included.

Where a task run spends its time

We traced one workspace through vx, Turborepo 2.11.8 and Nx 23.3.0, cold and warm. A cold run is the tasks. A warm run is how little the tool does.

An input changes mid-run: what four task tools do

A file changes while a task runs. Does the cache save the output anyway? We read the source of vx, Turborepo, Nx and Vite Task.

There was no choice on the market

Turborepo runs and caches. Nx adds a platform. vx is the runner with open plugin points, and nothing behind a paid cloud.

Turborepo, Nx and other product names are trademarks of their owners. vx is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.