v6.1
PHP Monitor 6.1 is a minor update that comes with various translations, makes it possible to install PHP 8.3 pre-release builds via the GUI, and includes a few fixes.
How to install or upgrade
If you have an existing PHP Monitor.app in your Applications folder you can use the built-in updater.
If you haven't installed PHP Monitor yet, you can click here to download the app. Place the app in your Applications folder and you may want to consult the README file for some more information.
What's New
🆕 PHP Monitor has been translated! A bit.
The app has been translated to some languages. This particular release comes in the following languages: English, Dutch, Vietnamese, German and Portuguese (Portugal). For a list of available translations and a list of contributors, please see (#257).
🆕 PHP 8.3 support (detection and installation)
It is now possible to install PHP 8.3 (daily builds) via PHP Version Manager's GUI.
Note: You may need to remove PHP 8.3 and reinstall it in order to get more recent daily builds, as PHP Monitor may not pick up that a new build is available. Your mileage may vary until PHP 8.3 is stable. I will see if I can address this in a patch update.
🆕 PHP 8.4 support (detection)
While these builds aren't available to install via the GUI, you can still install PHP 8.4 daily builds by running php@8.4 after tapping homebrew-php. PHP 8.4 installs are now also picked up and were added to the support matrix of PHP Monitor.
Note: Laravel Valet may not yet support this version of PHP. To add support, please see this workaround.
What's Fixed
- If the various limits cannot be read, a warning is now displayed that can help you resolve this issue (#258).
- When sorting domains in the Domains List, the domain name is now used instead of the full absolute path. (#259)
- Fixed a duplicate domain from appearing in the Domains List if it was in the Sites directory but also designated as the default domain. (#261)