Nico Verbruggen
Nico Verbruggen
This fall, macOS Ventura will be released. ~~I need to check if PHP Monitor works correctly on this new version of macOS.~~ After some initial testing, it appears as if...
* Files that may not be readable (see #169) * Issues regarding updating /usr/local/bin (see #159) These issues can be avoided by providing some sort of warning when they occur.
Helpers will not install on a brand new macOS installation since the PHP Monitor app does not have permission to write the helper files to the appropriate directory. * [ ...
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This has come up before, but for version 6.0 it might be worth considering this again. Currently, PHP Monitor can distinguish between two different feature sets: * Valet 2.x: This...
`file_get_contents` is used to fetch some data. If we replace it with curl, we can get some serious speed improvements. http://mdb9.wordpress.com/2011/03/06/file_get_contents-vs-curl-what-has-better-performance/ Up to 30% (!) speed improvements.
The PHP Version Manager was built to be resilient, but there are still various things that can go wrong if you have a problem with your Homebrew setup. I've personally...
Swift 6 includes more strict concurrency checks, I will have to investigate the impact. Running strict concurrency checks with older versions of Xcode was more strict and resulted in many...
I have been able to get PHP Monitor running without any immediate major issues on macOS Sequoia (beta 5). I will be checking out what needs to be done to...