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Laragon is a portable, isolated, fast & powerful universal development environment for PHP, Node.js, Python, Java, Go, Ruby. It is fast, lightweight, easy-to-use and easy-to-extend.
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Latest full stable release? #193

Open dzonibg opened 4 years ago

dzonibg commented 4 years ago

Hi, not really an issue, but for some reason I don't prefer sourceforge and I think the download sizes weren't the same now and a few weeks ago, and seems it's still 4.0.16. Is that the final version, the one from 2019?

ingpedroaraujo commented 4 years ago

I've git the version 4.0.16 190914, and the download page said the last full version is 4.0.15, Which one should be use?

leokhoa commented 4 years ago

4.0.16 is the latest version. I will put Laragon release on github to make it consistent soon

dzonibg commented 4 years ago

Thank you. Any chance to add a hash or something that matches here so we can be sure what we download?

Also, let me take a moment to appreciate you making this. You made our lives on Windows MUCH easier.

prodancer2015 commented 4 years ago

This issue of what the current version is has been on going for quite a while. I posted my complaint at the Laragon forum here: https://forum.laragon.org/topic/2079/current-version-of-laragon-needs-to-be-displayed-on-website

So when is the developer going to pay attention and make the necessary changes to stop misleading people?

leokhoa commented 4 years ago

@here @prodancer2015 : Sorry for making it confused. I'll fix it soon.

akmalelias commented 3 years ago

4.0.16 is the latest version. I will put Laragon release on github to make it consistent soon

Any news on the latest release?

360synertech-dev1 commented 3 years ago

when new version will come ?

dzonibg commented 3 years ago

Okay, fortify doesn't work with out of the box PHP 7.2. We need 7.4 as standard now. We can install 7.4 manually but that doesn't fix other problems, such as phpmyadmin being stuck at 4.x while 5.x is the newer version, and PHP7.4 with an older version of phpmyadmin produces A BUNCH of errors/notices.

We need a new stable release with PHP 7.4 ready to go. Been almost a year that we're stuck with older versions of included software. Basicly soon it's gonna be easier to get everything from their original binaries rather than using laragon that needs manual updating.

Laragon + Laravel no longer work as intended.

leokhoa commented 3 years ago

@dzonibg If you want to update phpMyAdmin:

  1. Open Tools > Quick add > Configurations
  2. Update the latest link: https://files.phpmyadmin.net/phpMyAdmin/5.0.4/phpMyAdmin-5.0.4-english.zip
dzonibg commented 3 years ago

@leokhoa thanks. I actually just downloaded the new version from the phpmyadmin website and extracted it to the "apps" folder while renaming it to phpMyAdmin, keeping the old one too just in case. Just needed to tweak the settings so it doesn't require a password. I've read you're working a lot on new features of Laragon, but the thing is, the stable release really needs newer versions of software. Laravel no longer works as intended with PHP 7.2. And upgrading to 7.4.5 breaks other stuff.

It's gonna be awesome when we get the updated versions out of the box, just when we need to setup a new dev machine.

teodoriu commented 3 years ago

Phpmyadmin it's a just a client for mysql. You can use any other client. Try SQLyog

dzonibg commented 3 years ago

It's about bundled software.