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feat(core): deprecate custom task runners #28253

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Current Behavior

Custom task runners are a high level abstraction to customize caching, a relatively low level mechanism, to utilize other methods of remote caching. The abstraction of custom task runners makes it hard for Nx to make guarantees to make it faster.

Expected Behavior

Custom task runners are now deprecated. They will still work for Nx 20 but a warning will be shown when they are being used. The migration path is to use Nx Cloud (the ideal caching solution) or a Nx Powerpack cache (written by the Nx Core team which we can make guarantees about).

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@FrozenPandaz FrozenPandaz merged commit 23a217d into master Oct 3, 2024
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