Hi everyone. I'm new to using Sanity and having a bit of an issue with local development, and wondering if someone is able to point me in the right direction. The issueis...

Hi everyone. I'm new to using Sanity and having a bit of an issue with local development, and wondering if someone is able to point me in the right direction.
The issue is that when I run

sanity start

and then open my browser to

<https://localhost:3333>

, it seems to be using a previous Sanity project, and not the project I am running the

sanity start

command from
I have tried disabling the other project, logging in and out of Sanity via the CLI, clearing browser cache, re-installing

@sanity/cli

globally, but still having this issue
Is there something I am missing? How can I clear the unwanted project from my local development?

Thanks in advance for any replies.

Check

sanity.json

make sure it has the correct project

Thanks. It does have the correct project

Strange usually logging back in with

sanity login

does the trick, maybe check that your

sanity

npm command is up to date to the latest?

Ah, like checking that the CLI is up to date? I recently re-installed the CLI so I think it's good as far as that goes

To clarify, I am still able to use my new project, but I need to skip local development. I can deploy the GraphQL API to the 'live' Studio, and I can log into it and see the correct schema that way, but it seems

sanity start

is caching a previous project and blocking local development on the Studio

Just now I also tried deleting all of my other Sanity projects, but still the same issue. Here is a screen shot of the error I get when navigating to

localhost:3333

Hi can you DM me the project id in question? Looks like it has been disabled? Are you able to enable in on manage.sanity.io ?

Resolved on DM. Restarting the machine did the trick. Seemed to be a stray process with an old project running on the same port.