A roundup of Nx Cloud improvements shipped across March 2026.
Self-Healing CI: Azure DevOps support and git hook integration
In-app setup for Self-Healing CI now covers Azure DevOps workspaces, reaching feature parity with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Configure automated fix proposals and PR comment notifications from workspace settings, with no manual CI configuration required.
AI-proposed commits also now run through your prepare-commit-msg and commit-msg hooks before being saved, so commit message linting, ticket reference validation, and other hook-based conventions apply to AI-generated fixes just as they would to a human commit.
CI duration percentiles in workspace analytics
The workspace analytics dashboard now shows p5, p25, p50, p75, and p95 breakdowns for CI pipeline execution durations. Average CI time hides a lot — now you can see exactly how bad your worst runs actually are, and have the data to justify fixing them.
VCS organization access via access policies
VCS organization membership is now managed through access policies instead of being stored directly on the organization document. Members of a connected GitHub or GitLab organization are automatically synced as read-only access policies, consistent with how workspace-level VCS visibility already works.
Member sync now uses cooldown-based refresh (24 hours on hit, 15 minutes on miss) rather than periodic frontend polling, reducing unnecessary requests and improving responsiveness when new members join.
Workspace-Repository Access Syncing
Nx Cloud workspaces can now be configured to mirror access from your VCS provider. When enabled, access to the workspace is automatically granted to users who have access to the connected repository — no manual member management required. Public repositories with this setting enabled are treated as public workspaces; private repositories are restricted to users with repository access on the VCS provider.
Available under Organization Settings → Members.
