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valet trust
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Once that's done, you can install PHP Monitor via Homebrew (recommended), or (alternatively) you may download the latest release on GitHub.
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#### Manual installation (first time only)
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To install via Homebrew, run:
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Once that's done, you can [download the latest release](https://github.com/nicoverbruggen/phpmon/releases/latest), unzip it and place it in `/Applications`.
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#### Installation via Homebrew
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If you prefer to install the app via Homebrew, you can also do this:
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```sh
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brew tap nicoverbruggen/homebrew-cask
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brew install --cask phpmon
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```
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To upgrade your existing installation, run:
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## ⬆️ How to update
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```sh
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brew upgrade phpmon
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```
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The recommended method of updating your app to the latest version is to use **the built-in updater**.
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(You may need to run `brew update` or `brew update-reset` first in order to update the cask file if you ran a Homebrew operation recently.)
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If that doesn't work or you prefer Homebrew, you can also upgrade via those methods.
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## ⚡️ Launchers (Alfred, Raycast)
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