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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 […]
[…] output. No network calls, no dependencies beyond date and jq both of which are almost certainly already on your machine. (And, if not, can be installed via Homebrew.) Again, all of this along with a README is located in this gist. How It Fits Into a Workflow The framing is that this isn’t a […]
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[…] 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. […]
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