In case you want to uninstall Herd from your machine, you may use the uninstall script that Herd provides:
Please backup your data of Herd Pro services before running the uninstaller. The uninstaller deletes all application files, configurations and services like databases and storage.
To automatically uninstall Herd, all data within Herd Pro services and all of its settings, run the following command in your terminal:
Quit Herd by clicking on the icon in the menu bar and selecting “Quit”.
Run the following command in your shell. This will reset the permissions of Herd to start its services.
$ sudo rm /etc/sudoers.d/herd
Make a backup of your Herd Pro services ~/Library/Application Support/Herd/config/services
Delete the ~/Library/Application Support/Herd folder.
Remove Herd from your Applications folder.
Open your ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc file and remove the modifications to the PATH environment variable that Herd injected as well as all other Herd related modifications that are marked with # Herd.
Go to /etc/resolver/test and either delete this file or check its contents. This maps all domains with .test to a local nameserver and can be removed if it’s only pointing to 127.0.0.1.
Delete the last config traces from the system defaults with defaults delete de.beyondco.herd
