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chore(nextjs): add migration to remove tsconfig.app.json #4988

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@kirjai kirjai commented Mar 10, 2021

additionally, fix linter migration to migrate next.js apps correctly

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Added migration for changes introduced in #4970

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const isNextJs = p.targets?.build?.executor === '@nrwl/next:build';

const parserOptionsProjectVal = isNextJs
? [`${p.root}/tsconfig(.*)?.json`]
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this is related to a change that was introduced in #4970 , where Next.js apps need this path to be different from other apps

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LGTM 👍

additionally, fix linter migration to migrate next.js apps correctly
@kirjai kirjai requested a review from jaysoo March 10, 2021 14:38
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