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Using

Angular CLI: 1.5.2 Node: 6.10.1

in a Mac OS Sierra,

I have installed several web applications so far. Anytime I do ng serve. All of the applications that I have installed in the past are served.

I guess it's the normal behavior. But I don't need that...

How do I "uninstall" old applications that I don't want anymore to be run?

Edited to answer comments:

I run npm start from one of the applications that get served. Actually, I run it from the only application that I'd like to be started. However, as I said, all of the applications get started up.

Some other facts:

  • They run under the same port (4200).
  • The first application I installed runs without any context in the URI. (http://localhost:4200)
  • The rest of the applications are started under the same 4200 port, but I need to complete the URI with the actual context.
ElPiter
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  • Doesn't sound like normal behavior. Are you running the command from a specific app directory? Interestingly, most questions on the subject involve the inverse situation. – isherwood Nov 21 '17 at 22:21
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    This may be helpful: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45575372/handling-multiple-applications-with-angular-cli – isherwood Nov 21 '17 at 22:22
  • Thanks for your comments, @isherwood. I edited to answer you. As far as I understand, angular-cli is a "each-project" file. I am looking for the configuration file/memory/command/whatever that tells Angular CLI to run one or two or three applications and where to do it. – ElPiter Nov 21 '17 at 22:33

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