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Matt Stauffer
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@@ -98,4 +98,65 @@ public function composerGlobalUpdate(): void
{
$this->cli->runAsUser('composer global update');
}
public function forceUninstallText(): string
{
return '<fg=red>NOTE:</>
<comment>Valet has attempted to uninstall itself, but there are some steps you need to do manually:</comment>
1. Run <info>php -v</info>, and also <info>which php</info>, to see what PHP version you are now really using.
2. Run <info>composer global update</info> to update your globally-installed Composer packages to work with your default PHP.
NOTE: Composer may have other dependencies for other global apps you have installed, and those may not be compatible with your default PHP.
3. Finish removing any Composer fragments of Valet:
Run <info>composer global remove laravel/valet</info>
and then <info>rm '.BREW_PREFIX.'/bin/valet</info> to remove the Valet bin link if it still exists.
Optional:
- <info>brew list --formula</info> will show any other Homebrew services installed, in case you want to make changes to those as well.
- <info>brew doctor</info> can indicate if there might be any broken things left behind.
- <info>brew cleanup</info> can purge old cached Homebrew downloads.
If you had customized your Mac DNS settings in System Preferences->Network, you will need to remove 127.0.0.1 from that list.
You may also want to open Keychain Access and search for <comment>valet</comment> to remove any leftover trust certificates.';
}
public function uninstallText(): string
{
return '
<info>You did not pass the <fg=red>--force</> parameter, so this will only return instructions on how to uninstall, not ACTUALLY uninstall anything.
A --force removal WILL delete your custom configuration information, so be sure to make backups first.</info>
IF YOU WANT TO UNINSTALL VALET MANUALLY, DO THE FOLLOWING...
<info>1. Valet Keychain Certificates</info>
Before removing Valet configuration files, we recommend that you run <comment>valet unsecure --all</comment> to clean up the certificates that Valet inserted into your Keychain.
Alternatively you can do a search for <comment>@laravel.valet</comment> in Keychain Access and delete those certificates there manually.
<info>2. Valet Configuration Files</info>
You may remove your user-specific Valet config files by running: <comment>rm -rf ~/.config/valet</comment>
<info>3. Remove Valet package</info>
You can run <comment>composer global remove laravel/valet</comment> to uninstall the Valet package.
<info>4. Homebrew Services</info>
You may remove the core services (php, nginx, dnsmasq) by running: <comment>brew uninstall --force php nginx dnsmasq</comment>
You can then remove selected leftover configurations for these services manually in both <comment>'.BREW_PREFIX.'/etc/</comment> and <comment>'.BREW_PREFIX.'/logs/</comment>.
(If you have other PHP versions installed, run <info>brew list --formula | grep php</info> to see which versions you should also uninstall manually.)
<error>BEWARE:</error> Uninstalling PHP via Homebrew will leave your Mac with its original PHP version, which may not be compatible with other Composer dependencies you have installed. As a result, you may get unexpected errors.
If you have customized your Mac DNS settings in System Preferences->Network, you may need to add or remove 127.0.0.1 from the top of that list.
<info>5. GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING</info>
If your reasons for considering an uninstall are more for troubleshooting purposes, consider running <comment>brew doctor</comment> and/or <comment>brew cleanup</comment> to see if any problems exist there.
Also consider running <comment>sudo nginx -t</comment> to test your nginx configs in case there are failures/errors there preventing nginx from running.
Most of the nginx configs used by Valet are in your <comment>~/.config/valet/Nginx</comment> directory.
You might also want to investigate your global Composer configs. Helpful commands include:
<comment>composer global update</comment> to apply updates to packages
<comment>composer global outdated</comment> to identify outdated packages
<comment>composer global diagnose</comment> to run diagnostics
';
}
}