I do not think it should run on all interfaces by default as this might expose something you might not want to expose. I'd say leave it as and use --host 0.0.0.0 whenever you need.

I understand that this might raise some eyebrows, but my own opinion is that you won't be using the angular-cli on anything production system, hence I don't see any issues with listening on all interfaces.

Leaving it up to the maintainers to figure out if they're interested in this or not.
I will argue that if not changing the default to 0.0.0.0, then at least let's change the cli to support reading env variables like HOST, and IP

You said it yourself. This is not production and thus should not be open to the public. Just create add a script called start or something in your package.json that does "ng serve --host 0.0.0.0".

Defaults to bind on 0.0.0.0 for all available interfaces.

In my opinion this is not a very a good thing to do. I think a lot of people would consider that a very wrong, very unexpected, and perhaps dangerous default.

If you want to be binding to some other address without having to type it each time, you can either create a script as the other comments suggest or even use alias to bind your ng command to whatever you want.

This was already discussed at length in a previous PR (which was closed): #1475.

What @clydin said 💃

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