v4.0
Upgrade Instructions
The recommended way of upgrading is running brew upgrade phpmon
after you've installed PHP Monitor using Homebrew.
Because a new version of PHP has dropped, however, it is recommended that you run the following:
brew update
brew upgrade phpmon
brew upgrade php
brew install php@8.0
valet install
This will upgrade your PHP installation to 8.1, and install 8.0 (which was previously the latest, stable release).
If you are having issues with conflicts or incorrect linking, please see #54.
What’s New In v4.0
- Added an option to view the full PHP version number in the menu bar and switcher (#53)
- Added an option to automatically restart PHP-FPM when an extension is toggled (#32)
- Added support for symlinked .ini files in the .conf.d directory (requires
gsed
, which is installed as a dependency if you install or upgrade via Homebrew; users who download the app will need to runbrew install gnu-sed
to support this functionality) (#47) - Added
php
alias conflict detection, which is hopefully not needed once you've runbrew update
(#56).