I'm trying to understand and use nx.dev dev tools Basically what I'd like to do now is to create a custom plugin.
So I first installed the @nrwl/nx-plugin plugin which allows to build custom plugins. Then I created a test plugin using the command:
nx g @nrwl/nx-plugin:plugin my-plugin
Done that, I built the plugin:
nx run my-plugin:build
Then I published to npm (my local npm repository of course, hosted via Verdaccio)
npm publish ./dist/libs/my-plugin --registry http://localhost:4873
Done that I installed my brand new plugin as you would do with any other nx plugin:
npm install -D @webtest/my-plugin --registry http://localhost:4873
Please note that @webtest is the name of my nx.dev workspace
The command is successful, but when I do:
nx list
I don't see it in the installed plugin list. All I get is:
NX Installed plugins:
@nrwl/cypress (builders,schematics)
@nrwl/jest (builders,schematics)
@nrwl/linter (builders)
@nrwl/node (builders,schematics)
@nrwl/nx-plugin (builders,schematics)
@nrwl/web (builders,schematics)
@nrwl/workspace (builders,schematics)
I would expect a @webtest/my-plugin on there. What am I missing here? Should the custom plugin appear in the installed plugin list?
It looks like there's a regression where only core and community plugins are listed when running nx list. This will be patched in 9.4.