All new Laravel instances are broken (with Laravel installer)

What happends if you create it with composer instead?

composer create-project laravel/laravel demo

Do you get the same error?

Unfortunately the same result.

 Declaration of Symfony\Component\Translation\TranslatorInterface::setLocale($locale) must be compatible with Symfony\Contracts\Translation\LocaleAwareInterface::setLocale(string $locale) 

Then there is nothing wrong with the installer.

I just did a fresh install without any issues.

Have you changed anything in your php.ini or any other config files?

@tray2 I don't recall changing anything in terms of configuation

If you create a php file with the following content and run it what is the result?

<?php
    echo Locale::getDefault();

php <file.php>

@tray2 Ran it in Tinker:

My guess is that Symfony does not like en_US_POSIX try updating it to en_US

@tray2

In bootstrap/app.php just before $app gets returned, I added:

Locale::setDefault('en_US');

Tinker now shows:

.. but the same exact exception gets thrown when browsing the URL.

Are you using any special UTF8 character set?

I'm not!

What OS are you running?

macOS Catalina 10.15.1.

Now that I think about it... this only started happening after I updated from Mojave to Catalina.

I'm running Catalina without any issues like that.

Try running valet install again

@tray2 Reinstalled Valet and everything seems to be working again! Thanks.

I am running Mojave and this happened yesterday when symfony/translation upgraded to v4.4.0. I fixed it by putting "symfony/translation": "4.3.8" in my composer.json and this fixed it.

I had the same issue. I'm running Sierra, 10.12.6. Other details:

• PHP 7.3.8
• Laravel installer 3.0.1
• Composer 1.9.0
• Valet 2.5.3

Neither a reinstall of Valet nor a reinstall of Laravel helped.

Procedure:

composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel=5.8.35 jot

Error message as above on issuing php artisan, but site reachable at jot.test.

Edited composer.lock: symfony/translation-contracts from v2.0.0 to:

"name": "symfony/translation-contracts", 2721 "version": "v1.1.7",

Edited composer.json, added (to "require" list):

"symfony/translation-contracts": "^1.1.6"

Ran composer update. Problem solved.

Check php in composer.json. You should have same php version installed in your server. Then it works.

i got the same error

i solved it by add

"symfony/translation": "4.3.8"

to my composer.json file

and then run composer update

every thing work good after that

In my case this issue was happening even after running composer install when it was definitely running on PHP 7.2 or higher. Removing Valet, reinstalling Valet, verifying php -v was pointing to the right version and even running valet use [email protected] made no difference.

As soon as I did a phpinfo() in the Laravel project, it was showing that it was still running on PHP 7.1.x.

It turns out that Laravel Valet was still using the php.ini file that points to the original version of PHP that is installed on my machine. Why? Because ~/.config/valet/valet.sock wasn't being removed by Laravel Valet, which I presume happens when you uninstall Laravel Valet or change what PHP version it should use.

I just needed to remove the file and I then ran valet install && valet use [email protected] again to be on the safe side:

rm ~/.config/valet/valet.sock && valet install && valet use [email protected]

If this fixes your problem, you won't need to lock the symfony/translation version in your composer.json :).

I have the same problem, even with my machine working on PHP 7.3, valet was still using PHP 7.1

@dpk942 Please create a new thread instead of highjacking an old closed thread.

But try this https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/code-review/laravel-valet-broken-after-upgrading-to-php-74