[WWDC] macOS Tahoe compatibility status

[nicoverbruggen]

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I have not had the chance to extensively test PHP Monitor on pre-releases of macOS Tahoe, but it should generally be compatible. You may encounter issues with Homebrew, especially with early developer builds of macOS.

When I have had an opportunity to run some further tests, I will update this issue.

You can see PHP Monitor in action on Tahoe in compatibility mode here:

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PHP Monitor will switch to a new version numbering system before switching to this release.

The next upcoming release will be PHP Monitor 25, and will release prior to macOS Tahoe.

A follow-up release with potential visual upgrades and full support for Tahoe will follow near the end of the year.

[nicoverbruggen]

Thanks to Xcode developer tools I was able to spin up a VM with macOS Tahoe's first developer build, and I was able to get PHP Monitor to run without any issues so far.

I will, of course, still need to build for Tahoe and see how it looks when built with the latest SDK, but that's for later.

[kumiech]

After updating to macOS Tahoe beta 8, PHP Monitor no longer launches.
When trying to start the app, nothing happens — there’s no error message, and the application simply doesn’t open.

Environment:
• macOS Tahoe beta 8
• PHP Monitor: 25.07
• Processor: Apple Silicon

Please let me know if you need any additional logs or diagnostic information.

[nicoverbruggen]

@kumiech Feel free to open a new bug report here (via a new issue). Instructions on how to turn on additional logging is included there!

I've had a chance to test on the latest betas and as far as I can tell, the app works fine. You can always try common troubleshooting steps, especially:

brew upgrade
composer global update laravel/valet
valet install

and re-open PHP Monitor, which usually fixes things. If you suspect Homebrew is to blame, you can run brew doctor for more information. Also, take a look at the README, there's a better explanation in the FAQ.

[ERuban]

just brew upgrade helps