After updating Mac operating system, the base php version may change.
If this happens, old symlinks created by Launcher will point at the new base php version. For instance, 7.3 could point to 7.4.
Base php pointing is now dynamic, meaning if your base php is updated, the script will automatically create new symlinks.
For now the user should remove old symlinks created by Launcher. Meaning you would go into /usr/local/Cellar, or whatever your Cellar location is, and delete php73 and php@7.3, in this case.
I have added a notification system to make users aware of this issue, and likely will automate it later.
kazajhodo
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4 years ago
After updating Mac operating system, the base php version may change.
If this happens, old symlinks created by Launcher will point at the new base php version. For instance, 7.3 could point to 7.4.
Base php pointing is now dynamic, meaning if your base php is updated, the script will automatically create new symlinks.
For now the user should remove old symlinks created by Launcher. Meaning you would go into /usr/local/Cellar, or whatever your Cellar location is, and delete php73 and php@7.3, in this case.
I have added a notification system to make users aware of this issue, and likely will automate it later.