The recommended way of upgrading is running brew upgrade phpmon after you've installed PHP Monitor using Homebrew. If you haven't, you can download the .zip below. It is recommended to run valet install after upgrading.
New in this release:
- Global hotkey added: You can now go to Preferences and set up a global hotkey to trigger PHP Monitor.
- More hotkeys: Each item that triggers an action should now have a shortcut; extensions are limited to the first nine (extensions 10 and onwards don't have a shortcut).
- Scan all .ini files: Often requested, and finally here. All your .ini files are now scanned for extensions.
- Speed boost for PHP version switch: The
brewcommands that PHP Monitor runs in the background are now parallelized (where possible) so you should see a speed boost of a few seconds if you have multiple PHP versions installed. - Detect broken PHP-FPM configuration: Valet actually modifies your PHP-FPM configuration. If you install a new version of PHP and Valet hasn't configured that PHP-FPM instance yet, you'll get 502 Bad Gateway errors until you run
valet installagain. Now PHP Monitor will let you know what's going on when that happens. - Locate your global composer.json file. Instantly opens Finder and highlights your global composer file.
- Stop all services has been added, and will let you know via a notification when it is done.
- Restart all services will also let you know when the services are done restarting via an additional notification.
As usual, if you encounter any issues with this new release, please let me know by creating an issue.