[…] article, as well. Developing Against WordPress Trunk Before getting started, it’s important to have Subversion or a Subversion client installed. If you’re using a package manager like Homebrew to handle software, then installing the command-line client is as simple as entering this in your terminal: $ brew install subversion You can read more about […]
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[…] Valet will be a suitable option. You can read much more about Valet on the project homepage, but the tutorial linked above covers the following topics: Installing Homebrew Updating Homebrew Install PHP7 Install Valet Set Up Valet Setting Up WordPress Adding the Directory to Valet Installing WordPress Setting up the Database This reads like […]
[…] the terminal will prompt you for which key you need to enter. Once done, you should be able to complete the downgrade process. Downgrade PHP I use Homebrew to manage the various installations of PHP that I have. I’ve been working on a project that was using PHP8 but have needed to downgrade it. […]
[…] First, find the location to your PHP installation binary. For some, this will be located as something like /usr/local/bin/php. For others, if you use something such as Homebrew, it may be something else . In the latter case, it may look like this: You can determine which by running $ which php at the […]
If you’ve installed Node via Homebrew and, at any point, are trying to execute a shell script to start up a containerized environment (or maybe something else – I’m speaking solely from my experience) and you’re presented with this message or something like it: dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/local/opt/icu4c/lib/libicui18n.64.dylib Referenced from: /usr/local/bin/node Reason: image […]