Documentation

Start here to use dx. There is no dx install step: dx runs through Bazel. Install Bazel via Bazelisk (see .bazelversion), then follow the command and CI guides below.

Commands

• Command reference: behavior of each dx command.
• Supported surface: labels and .bzl files covered by the compatibility promise.
• Scope defaults: labels, files, dirs, and --here.
• Build, test, coverage: build, test, run, deploy, coverage.
• Quality: lint, typecheck, format.
• Check, fix, clean: fix-up loops and cleanup.
• Generate: refresh BUILD files.
• Docs: build, check, and preview this site.
• Environment and codegen: env and codegen.
• Audit and update: security, license, update, bump, add.
• Init: set up a workspace.
• Status and version: health report and the version pin.
• List tests: list test targets.
• Completion: shell completions.
• Migrate: move to the current layout.
• New, upgrade, rollback: create modules and change the pin.
• Offline bundle: build a vendored bundle and install from it.
• Watch: rerun on file changes.
• Worktree: worktree slots.

CI And Examples

• GitHub CI: run dx in GitHub Actions.
• Examples: starter callers and per-language adoption workspaces.
• Docs site: rendered reference.