Upgrading
The recommended way of upgrading is running brew upgrade phpmon after you've installed PHP Monitor using Homebrew. This always gets you the latest and greatest stable version of PHP Monitor. If you did not use Homebrew to install the app, you can download a zip below (by expanding Assets and choosing phpmon.zip).
Improvements
- In the Preferences menu, you can now choose which type of icon you would like to select (or none at all) (#106)
- Improved the way the First Aid & Services submenu is rendered (#128)
- There should no longer be any flickering when the domains list is refreshed. The spinner also won't appear unless it takes a bit longer to parse your domains or perform an action like securing your site. (This also helps with the flickering.)
Bug Fixes
Huge thanks to the various reporters who helped me track down these bugs!
- #120: Improved assets for the app (icons); no longer created by the OS from the SVG source material.
- #124: If your
sudoersfile does not contain the correct info but Valet is present, the app would crash runningvalet --versionprior to confirmingvaletcan run without admin permissions. This no longer happens. - #123: If any of the usual files that are usually watched (.ini files) are not present or otherwise inaccessible (due to root ownership), the app will no longer crash.
- #115: Fixed a typo in one of the modals about symlinking
composer.json. - #132: Fixed an issue parsing RC PHP versions. Upgrade to the stable version if you're still on a release candidate, though. ;)
- Fixed a retain cycle when attempting to enable or disable an extension.
- If you switched PHP versions first and open the domains list afterwards for the first time you had to refresh the list (because it was preloaded when the app launched and did not reflect your new PHP version). This is no longer necessary.