I swapped to old PHP 7.4 to update a WordPress project. I then could not switch back to 8.2+. I had the Laravel installer in the global composer dependency, which prevented running composer global update
Go to /Users/mike/.composer/ and temporarily remove the Laravel installer to be able to swap, then can probably put it back afterwards.
brew services start meilisearch
Or, if you don’t want/need a background service you can just run:
/opt/homebrew/opt/meilisearch/bin/meilisearch –db-path /opt/homebrew/var/meilisearch/data.ms
I think this happened when something interrupted the switch.
brew install php got me on the way.
Seems like the ssh-agent can go to sleep.
Within WSL I ran:
eval `ssh-agent`
ssh-add -l //to see keys in use
ssh-add ~/.ssh/my_private_key // to add itI’m working on this for the Windows host. The official Lando docs are out of date, referring to Ubuntu 18 and Hyerdrive which I read is not well maintained.
I found this blog post that hopefully is the way forward.
I needed to modify the meta data (title) of a PDF. This tool was pretty good! Cheers Phil Harvey.
At the time of writing PHP 8.1 is the default, and I have 7.4 and 8.0 installed.
To swap them around link/unlink and then stop and start the appropriate Homebrew service.
Linking changes CLI version; starting the service affects the version Nginx connects to.
You may also want to change the binary that Tinkerwell loads.
The syntax to link unlink PHP 8.1 (default) are different to the other two. I would not have a clue why.
When you stop a PHP service, sometimes a “fallback” one automatically starts. It might not be the one you want, so you have to stop it and start the one you need.
brew unlink php && brew link phpbrew link --overwrite --force php@7.4
// or
brew link --overwrite --force php@8.0brew services list
brew services stop php@8.0
brew services start php
brew services start php@7.4 etc...Added PHP8.0 with Homebrew. I’m using the shivammathur/homebrew-php tap as recommended in Brent’s post.
nginx-restart //(custom alias I have set in .zshrc)
brew services restart php
brew services restart redisI think this will just be a matter of brew linking the desired version (if already installed), and restarting php/nginx.
brew link --overwrite --force php@8.0I’m not totally sure what the old 7.4 is called as far as Brew is concerned. It was the default back when I installed it, so maybe it’s just php , or possibly php@7.4
(A similar thing will probably happen now that PHP 8.1 is the default. I installed PHP 8.0 when it was, so it’s just php . Is it now php@8.0 ?)
Commit changes to new local branch, then:
git push -u origin new_branch_nameFrom: https://medium.com/better-programming/how-to-remove-committed-files-from-git-version-control-b6533b8f9044
.gitignore file, if you haven’t already.gitignore to match the file/folder you want to ignoregit rm --cached path/to/file--cached flag should be used if you want to keep the local copy but remove it from the repository.git statusAfter completing these steps, those files should be removed from version control but not removed from any local machine. Any other developer which pulls again after you pushed your changes should have no issues.