As much as I enjoy working with Laravel Valet and using Homebrew to manage different versions of PHP, there are still times in which my system has been set up in such a way that my shell is using one version of PHP and Laravel is using a different version. At the time of […]
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[…] terminal: php -r “phpinfo();” | grep php.ini When you’re done, you should see something like this: Configuration File (php.ini) Path => /opt/homebrew/etc/php/7.4 Loaded Configuration File => /opt/ homebrew/etc/php/7.4/php.ini Next, open the php.ini file listed in the second entry and look for the line that contains the following: extension=”imagick.so” Right under that, add the following: […]
[…] set up my 2021 MacBook Pro along with links to all the software and the method by which I install them (either via the Mac App Store, Homebrew, or Direct Downloads). Installing, Configuring, and Setting Up Xdebug in Visual Studio Code. This is everything that needs to be done to install Xdebug with a […]
[…] a process may take eight hours, it’s better than knowing that a process has hung. Installing PV Earlier this year, I wrote about how I’ve been using Homebrew to manage almost all of the applications on my system. So using it to install PV is no different. Assuming you have Homebrew installed, just enter […]
[…] your system is configured, then you may need to update your environmental variables. I was recently having issues with this with various installations of PHP installed via Homebrew and with my local installation of Valet. This is what I did to fix it. The Browser and Terminal Show Different Versions of PHP I use […]
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