Passing a custom hostname to the `link` command with the `--isolate` argument will result in either a mismatched site being isolated or the site not being found ("The [example] site could not be found in Valet's site list.").
The reason for this is because the `isolate` command defaults to using the current directory's _name_ which won't match the custom hostname.
This issue does not affect the `secure` command because it resolves the hostname from the current directory's _full path_.
This commit passes the hostname (either custom or the current directory's name) to both sub-commands to ensure consistency of operations.
Note: A bug introduced in mnapoli/silly v1.8.1 breaks all arguments in `runCommand()` method. See mnapoli/silly#69 for details and mnapoli/silly#70 for pull request.
Fixes#1419
Adds:
- `valet stop dnsmasq`
- `valet stop all` (which includes php, nginx, dnsmasq)
- When `valet stop` is called without a service name, a message indicates that dnsmasq can also be stopped via `valet stop dnsmasq`
- Aside: phpfpm now also displays a message when stopping; previously it was silent.
Fixes#1407
Homebrew's support policy now aggressively disables older versions earlier than it did previously.
That is why we tap the `shivammathur/php` repository.
But since Homebrew also now "keeps" those old formulae but marks them as disabled, when Valet runs `brew install php@7.4` it fails because Homebrew just aborts due to its flags in the outdated formula.
(They mark it as "disabled" and/or "keg_only :versioned_formula", but don't actually delete the formula from their repository.)
To override that we must use `brew install shivammathur/php/php@7.4` internally.
Therefore, we need to maintain a list of which PHP Versions we wish to specifically prefix with the `shivammathur/php` tap in order to bypass Homebrew's flags.
**ANNUAL MAINTENANCE**
1. This PR adds the array of `LIMITED_PHP_VERSIONS` which we will have to update annually when new PHP versions are retired as others are released.
2. We should also annually update the `LATEST_PHP_VERSION` string.
