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I'm using VS code for angular 4, but for every small change (in TS and html files) I get ng serve instead of re compiling. it go over all modules, percent by percent.










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  • Are you using shortcut key(Ctrl + s) for save changes?I don't understand, If "ng serve" executing every changes so you didn't face the issue like 'Port 4200 is already in use...'?

    – Jitendra G2
    Jan 3 at 9:11













  • yes, I'm using Ctrl+s, I get message in the terminal - compiling... but it run like build - go over all files and compiling.

    – user2400550
    Jan 3 at 9:13











  • It would be good if you share a screenshot..

    – Jitendra G2
    Jan 3 at 9:15













  • I can't sory... but I'll expand the problem: 1. it run over all modules (percent by percent) 2.in case I have error compilation, even I fix it, the red message in the trminal stay, and I have to terminat batch job ang run ng serve or npm start to re build. it doesn't compile automatical

    – user2400550
    Jan 3 at 9:21


















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I'm using VS code for angular 4, but for every small change (in TS and html files) I get ng serve instead of re compiling. it go over all modules, percent by percent.










share|improve this question

























  • Are you using shortcut key(Ctrl + s) for save changes?I don't understand, If "ng serve" executing every changes so you didn't face the issue like 'Port 4200 is already in use...'?

    – Jitendra G2
    Jan 3 at 9:11













  • yes, I'm using Ctrl+s, I get message in the terminal - compiling... but it run like build - go over all files and compiling.

    – user2400550
    Jan 3 at 9:13











  • It would be good if you share a screenshot..

    – Jitendra G2
    Jan 3 at 9:15













  • I can't sory... but I'll expand the problem: 1. it run over all modules (percent by percent) 2.in case I have error compilation, even I fix it, the red message in the trminal stay, and I have to terminat batch job ang run ng serve or npm start to re build. it doesn't compile automatical

    – user2400550
    Jan 3 at 9:21
















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I'm using VS code for angular 4, but for every small change (in TS and html files) I get ng serve instead of re compiling. it go over all modules, percent by percent.










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  • Are you using shortcut key(Ctrl + s) for save changes?I don't understand, If "ng serve" executing every changes so you didn't face the issue like 'Port 4200 is already in use...'?

    – Jitendra G2
    Jan 3 at 9:11













  • yes, I'm using Ctrl+s, I get message in the terminal - compiling... but it run like build - go over all files and compiling.

    – user2400550
    Jan 3 at 9:13











  • It would be good if you share a screenshot..

    – Jitendra G2
    Jan 3 at 9:15













  • I can't sory... but I'll expand the problem: 1. it run over all modules (percent by percent) 2.in case I have error compilation, even I fix it, the red message in the trminal stay, and I have to terminat batch job ang run ng serve or npm start to re build. it doesn't compile automatical

    – user2400550
    Jan 3 at 9:21





















  • Are you using shortcut key(Ctrl + s) for save changes?I don't understand, If "ng serve" executing every changes so you didn't face the issue like 'Port 4200 is already in use...'?

    – Jitendra G2
    Jan 3 at 9:11













  • yes, I'm using Ctrl+s, I get message in the terminal - compiling... but it run like build - go over all files and compiling.

    – user2400550
    Jan 3 at 9:13











  • It would be good if you share a screenshot..

    – Jitendra G2
    Jan 3 at 9:15













  • I can't sory... but I'll expand the problem: 1. it run over all modules (percent by percent) 2.in case I have error compilation, even I fix it, the red message in the trminal stay, and I have to terminat batch job ang run ng serve or npm start to re build. it doesn't compile automatical

    – user2400550
    Jan 3 at 9:21



















Are you using shortcut key(Ctrl + s) for save changes?I don't understand, If "ng serve" executing every changes so you didn't face the issue like 'Port 4200 is already in use...'?

– Jitendra G2
Jan 3 at 9:11







Are you using shortcut key(Ctrl + s) for save changes?I don't understand, If "ng serve" executing every changes so you didn't face the issue like 'Port 4200 is already in use...'?

– Jitendra G2
Jan 3 at 9:11















yes, I'm using Ctrl+s, I get message in the terminal - compiling... but it run like build - go over all files and compiling.

– user2400550
Jan 3 at 9:13





yes, I'm using Ctrl+s, I get message in the terminal - compiling... but it run like build - go over all files and compiling.

– user2400550
Jan 3 at 9:13













It would be good if you share a screenshot..

– Jitendra G2
Jan 3 at 9:15







It would be good if you share a screenshot..

– Jitendra G2
Jan 3 at 9:15















I can't sory... but I'll expand the problem: 1. it run over all modules (percent by percent) 2.in case I have error compilation, even I fix it, the red message in the trminal stay, and I have to terminat batch job ang run ng serve or npm start to re build. it doesn't compile automatical

– user2400550
Jan 3 at 9:21







I can't sory... but I'll expand the problem: 1. it run over all modules (percent by percent) 2.in case I have error compilation, even I fix it, the red message in the trminal stay, and I have to terminat batch job ang run ng serve or npm start to re build. it doesn't compile automatical

– user2400550
Jan 3 at 9:21














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