Hi Bakadiri,
For a while (don't recall exact introduction version) the CLI creates lazy
loadable services. Those user the `@Injectable({provideIn:'root'})`. This
means that you don't need to put them in a module. If you want them in a
module anyway (not recommend) then you have to take out the
`(provideIn:'root'}` part and manually put them in the module you want them.
This means that if you do nothing, your services are global singletons to
your application, but will only be included/loaded when used. Build tools
will bundle them as needed.
Regards
Sander
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