php scripts does not work under Mac OS Monterey

[lowfreq2010]

all is does - shows error in bar. how i can fix it. my computer is mac mini M1

[lowfreq2010]

p.s i have installed php via brew install php command

[melonamin]

PHP has been removed in Monterey, that's why you see /usr/bin/php: bad interpreter: No such file or directory If you installed PHP through brew it would be probably in /opt/homebrew/bin/ directory.

To fix the plugin, try the following:

• run which php to find the full path to PHP directory
• replace /usr/bin/php in the script with this path

[lowfreq2010]

thanks! it really helped. but now it shows a warning as shown on screenshot

[melonamin]

This question is really fro the plugin developer and should be directed to them.

But on a first glance, it looks like PHP 8 deprecated a function and you see the warning in script's output. My suggestions are either to go to a previous version of PHP or to reach out to the plugin developer.

You can install a specific version of PHP with brew, start by removing the current one and then brew install php@7.4 Double check that path and see if it fixes the issue

[lowfreq2010]

thanks for suggestions. I went with third way with adding error_reporting(0); call at the top of script. and the message was supressed for good.

[matopeto]

Hi @lowfreq2010 the issue is on my plugin

see: https://github.com/matopeto/xcode-build-times/issues/17

i will update script to remove the duplicate warning but for now there is one manual step after install the PHP and update the plugin ... as it was writed above you must specify the path to the PHP

I raise the #238 to resolve this problem with manual rewriting of the path and support both monterey and older systems

[matopeto]

@lowfreq2010 deprecated usort warning was fixed, see: https://github.com/matopeto/xcode-build-times/issues/18