To ensure that we focus on creating features that benefit your day-to-day workflow, we collect some data from the Nx Console extensions.
Collected Data
Section titled “Collected Data”Here's the information we collect for each extension.
User Data
Section titled “User Data”None of the information that we ask for is used to track any personal information
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Client ID | These are retrieved by APIs provided by each editor. We do not generate this information. |
| User ID | We use the same value as the Client ID |
| Session ID | Generated UUID |
| OS | What operating system are you using? |
| Editor | What editor are you using? Visual Studio Code, Intellij, etc |
| App Version | What version of the extension is being used? |
Event Data
Section titled “Event Data”| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Extension Activated | Extension activation timings |
| Action Triggered | Nx Generate, Nx Run, Nx Graph, etc |
Visual Studio Code
Section titled “Visual Studio Code”For Visual Studio Code, we use the global telemetry setting provided by the editor. This is controlled by the telemetry.telemetryLevel setting
How to Disable telemetry for Visual Studio Code
Section titled “How to Disable telemetry for Visual Studio Code”Setting telemetry.telemetryLevel to off will disable telemetry for Nx Console in Visual Studio Code. Read more about the telemetry settings in Visual Studio Code here
Jetbrains (IntelliJ, Webstorm, etc)
Section titled “Jetbrains (IntelliJ, Webstorm, etc)”When the plugin is first installed, we will prompt you to opt in or out of reporting telemetry.
How to Disable Telemetry for Jetbrains editors
Section titled “How to Disable Telemetry for Jetbrains editors”To turn off telemetry after opting in, go to Settings > Tools > Nx Console > Uncheck Enable Telemetry