Marcel Pociot
Marcel Pociot
This will be fixed in tomorrow's update.
This is now fixed with Herd 1.11.2
@psychorama I just tried to rebuild PHP using the `--disable-opcache-jit` option, but the sanity check still fails. So I guess it's not related to JIT
Could you share the entire crashlog? Herd does not need/create `/opt/herd` though and the helper gets installed during the onboarding 🤔 Have you tried the uninstallation script? Run `/Applications/Herd.app/Contents/Resources/uninstall` in...
Maybe the privileged helper tool is still installed. You can remove it by running: ``` sudo /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/de.beyondco.herd.helper uninstall ``` This will make sure that the onboarding process starts again.
@adevade oh, there seems to be an additional double quote in the `coverage` command for the ini scan dir, which results in not correctly finding the php.ini file! I fixed...
This is now fixed with Herd 1.11.2 The timeout issue you mention comes from using herd debug without an active xdebug listener (like phpstorm)
Is your Herd helper running?
Can you please stop the HerdHelper service manually and then start the helper in Powershell? You should see some log output there: https://herd.laravel.com/docs/windows/troubleshooting/herdhelper#the-herdhelper-windows-service-isn%E2%80%99t-working
Hey @KLanger98 , according to your crash report, the error occurs because Herd can no longer access the license key information. This happens when the "SecureDefaults" application passwords get deleted...