This may or may not be much of a task, just making some notes about setup issues on my new less-explodey laptop. Most of these problems are of my own making because I didn't read the setup instructions I wrote.
(I also got the old one fixed and it is no longer an explosion risk.)
Cache
I get this junk when trying to access an instance:
Unable to open lock '/Users/epriestley/dev/core/tmp/cache/cluster/locala._www.almanac.cache.lock' for writing!
This is because of user account vs apache permission issues.
I might get rid of this cache (at least partly?) as part of caching changes in T13076, if we're lucky.
As a workaround, I created this file and chmod 666'd it. This isn't great.
Another alternative is maybe letting a temporary directory be configured, and just using <system temp dir>/phacility on local installs. We use /core/tmp instead of /tmp in production to keep the data off the tiny / mount.
I think "not reading" also comes into play here. The official instructions say to chmod o+w the tmp directory. It would be nice to find a cleaner fix for this but I'm punting until after cache changes in T13076.
Conduit Public Key
I skipped the actual setup instructions and hit this:
ERR-INVALID-AUTH: No user or device is associated with that public key.
This could be a little more helpful by showing the public key, which is public. I also think I don't have a public key configured? Let me see...
Following the instructions (creating @instance-client and adding the right key) fixed this.
pcntl
The default version of PHP on macOS doesn't have pcntl so you can't start the daemons. I don't think we can handle signals without this and we realistically need to handle signals.
So we must choose among three great evils:
- Put brew on the machine.
- Build PHP from source with --enable-pcntl or whatever?
- Build just the extension from source?
I'll try (3) and then probably give up and install brew if that doesn't pan out since I haven't actually needed to build php recently and approaches (3) and (1) both fight with the macOS version of PHP.