Important: It is a good idea to run valet install
after upgrading to a new version of PHP Monitor. If you are encountering issues, please check out the Quick Troubleshooting section in the README.
-
PHP Monitor now respects
valet
installed in either/usr/local/bin/valet
or/opt/homebrew/bin/valet
. This was causing issues for new Valet installations. -
The method that is used to determine the presence of Valet has changed;
which valet
isn't used, only the existence of a binary is checked. If the file exists (in either/usr/local/bin
or/opt/homebrew/bin
) then PHP Monitor will start up. (This should fix issues with new installations on brand new Apple Silicon systems.)