Robert Pattis

@Goonersid I was also looking for something like this and created a script, which reads the `angular.json` file and executes `ng build` for every project and every configuration. Also this...

@klemenoslaj You are right, I never used the normal Angular CLI for multi app projects and therefore forgot, that you need to build libraries yourself. I am using [nrwl/nx](https://nx.dev/angular), which...

@angelozerr The preferences are still in use. Actually the new wizard also just updates this preferences with the options you set. @sayantansinha The field where you enter the ng location...

Thanks for the feedback! Probably the global preferences shouldn't validate ng installation, since it is possible to use project variables, which only exist in projects. @angelozerr what do you think...

@angelozerr I'll take a look at it as soon as possible

So you would remove the global settings? Or should I just add a "use global settings" option to the wizard and validate it only there?

I guess we should keep the global preferences, because one could use a "global" cli-installation which is installed in some custom folder. This is currently not possible with the Wizard,...

@sayantansinha Yea of course, I'll also take a look at that. I'll try to reproduce the issue and I'll probably open a new Issue for it. Thanks again for your...

@angelozerr My idea is to remove "use global CLI" and add "use global preferences" instead. So to use global cli, you simply need to select it in the global preferences....

Could you try to use "install cli"? Maybe this could work. The problem is, that we have to parse the output of the command, to know the version of Angular...