feat(core): allow tasks to run with a substring of project name #29552
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When projects use only
package.jsonand notproject.json, we need to set the simple name in thenxproperty ofpackage.json. This isn't ideal because it's yet another Nx-specific thing that needs to be configured when our goal is to reduce boilerplate.This PR allows users to pass a substring that matches exactly one project when running a task.
For example, if
@acme/foois the name inpackage.json, then runningnx build foowill match it.If more than one projects match, then an error is thrown showing all the matched projects, and the user has to be more specific or type in the fully qualified name.
Current Behavior
Users need to pass exact matches for project names when running tasks.
Expected Behavior
User can pass a substring matching the project name.
Related Issue(s)
Fixes #