Brent • 3/21/2019

Upgrade to PHP 7.3 with Homebrew on Mac

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This article provides a step-by-step tutorial for developers to upgrade PHP to version 7.3 on a Mac using the Homebrew package manager. It covers the core upgrade process, verifying the installation, restarting web servers (Nginx/Apache), and addresses common issues like a JIT compilation error. It also explains how to manage PHP extensions via PECL and includes specific instructions for users of Laravel Valet.

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