PHP Monitor 4.1 now requires at least macOS 11 (Big Sur). If you're using an older version of macOS, please install v4.0.
The recommended way of upgrading is running brew upgrade phpmon after you've installed PHP Monitor using Homebrew. It is recommended to run composer global update && valet install after upgrading, as this updates both Valet and your other dependencies.
What’s New In v4.1.1
- Fixed an issue with folders that include spaces. (#74)
- In the list of linked and parked folders, there is now an indicator that displays if a site will be unreachable due to the folder name being incompatible with the browser (for now only spaces are checked).
- Fixed an issue with the preloading of sites (linked and parked) which happened regardless of the amount of sites, leading to slowdown. To increase the speed of PHP Monitor, if you have more than 10 linked and parked sites, this load is deferred until you open the list for the first time.
What’s New In v4.1
- Valet version detection. PHP Monitor will now alert you when your version of Valet does not properly support the latest version of PHP. Currently this means you need at least Valet 2.16.2 installed.
- Detect Valet sites. PHP Monitor now has the option to display all linked and parked domains in a convenient list. You can then perform common operations on these sites: open them in your browser, secure/unsecure, unlink, open in your favorite editor... all from a single right-click! (Linking via the GUI is currently not possible yet, that’s coming later.)
- Tweaked indicator in menu bar. Instead of just showing the version number, there’s a little bit of text on the left that says "PHP", to make it clear that this is PHP Monitor in action. (This was done to use as little space as possible, and as such there is currently no preference to disable this. I might add one later.)
This release also includes further refinements and bug fixes.