You can always go ahead and add Nx to your Lerna repository. We created a dedicated guide for that here: nx.dev/migration/adding-to-monorepo.
That way you can have them side-by-side, using Nx as a task scheduler including speed improvements due to caching etc.
As we get more confident with the Lerna repository over the coming weeks we're in addition going to define a roadmap and further explore possibilities to integrate the two. As mentioned in the post, many features Lerna pioneered are now already integrated in modern tools. But things like the publishing feature is still something folks love and use, which in turn are missing (at least right now) in Nx or alternatives. Now you can obviously fill those in with libs like changesets, or release-it. But we are also aware that not all are able to make those changes. So a lot of our effort will go in the direction of helping with those migrations :)
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You can always go ahead and add Nx to your Lerna repository. We created a dedicated guide for that here: nx.dev/migration/adding-to-monorepo.
That way you can have them side-by-side, using Nx as a task scheduler including speed improvements due to caching etc.
As we get more confident with the Lerna repository over the coming weeks we're in addition going to define a roadmap and further explore possibilities to integrate the two. As mentioned in the post, many features Lerna pioneered are now already integrated in modern tools. But things like the publishing feature is still something folks love and use, which in turn are missing (at least right now) in Nx or alternatives. Now you can obviously fill those in with libs like changesets, or release-it. But we are also aware that not all are able to make those changes. So a lot of our effort will go in the direction of helping with those migrations :)