![]() ![]() If you ran valet stop you will need to restart the nginx and dnsmasq services via PHP Monitor’s menu as well before your sites will be reachable once again. ![]() One thing to note: always make sure to restart PHP Monitor after installing or upgrading PHP versions! These are supported by PHP Monitor and Valet 3: brew install shivammathur/php/ brew install shivammathur/php/ brew install shivammathur/php/ brew install shivammathur/php/ brew install shivammathur/php/ My valet version is 3.0x, at the moment on the latest version, I installed PHP 8.1 and linked it with brew link php8.1 -force and valet use php8.1 -force. You can then install these older versions of PHP. You may find that this tap is already in use: if you’ve used Valet before, it automatically uses this tap for legacy versions of PHP. If you wish to install older (backported) versions of PHP for local use, you can do so by using Shivam Mathur’s tap: brew tap shivammathur/php PHP 7.4 is now no longer officially supported. The same applies for PHP 8.0: brew install Installing unsupported PHP versions To get PHP 8.1 back, you will need to run: brew install You may still want to use PHP 8.1 for some of your applications or websites. Now you can install all desired PHP versions: brew install php brew install Installing older PHP versions In case this didn’t work and the version listed by php -v is incorrect, you may wish to uninstall all install PHP versions and reinstall the ones you want to keep, just to be safe: brew uninstall brew uninstall brew uninstall php You can verify that PHP has been upgraded by starting PHP Monitor again or running the following in your terminal: php -v This will automatically upgrade your PHP installation to PHP 8.2. After an upgrade of PHP from 8.0.13 to 8.1, I got a lot of deprecations when using valet command. Okay, to get PHP 8.2, you can now run: brew update & brew upgrade php This stops Valet’s services and restores permissions on the Homebrew directories so they can be purged correctly when we upgrade our PHP installation(s). Additionally, to make sure Valet isn’t using a version of PHP we will be upgrading, also run the following: valet stop Upgrading to PHP 8.2īefore you start, you want to make sure to quit PHP Monitor. So, if you want to learn how to upgrade if you’re running PHP Monitor… Keep on reading, I’ve included a list of instructions you can follow here. I’ve ensured that PHP Monitor works with PHP 8.2, but there are some things you may want to pay attention to. ![]() This latest version of PHP is now available to install via the php formula with Homebrew, which means it’s easy to set up on your Mac now as well. Valet provides the ease of use to map local folders to hostnames in the browser and run them locally in the browser, using the correct PHP version. PHP 8.2 was released on December 8th, and this is another great new language upgrade! As usual, I recommend that you upgrade as soon as possible to enjoy all of the new benefits. For example the command for a project locked into using only PHP 8.1 is: valet isolate php8.1 Use the specific PHP version even in your command line. ![]()
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