Certainly! Herd is a local PHP development environment for macOS, similar to Laravel Valet. By default, Herd doesn't include every PHP extension. If Akeneo needs the APCu extension and you're getting errors about it missing, you need to install it for your PHP version used by Herd.
Here’s how you can enable/install APCu with Herd:
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Determine which PHP binary Herd is using
Herd typically installs its own PHP versions. To find the path:
which phpMake sure you're using Herd's PHP (often
/opt/herd/bin/php). -
Install APCu via Herd's built-in extension manager
Herd offers a
herd extcommand to manage PHP extensions. Install APCu like this:herd ext add apcuThis will install the APCu extension for your active Herd PHP version.
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Restart Herd / PHP
After installing, you might want to restart the linked services to ensure APCu is loaded:
herd restart -
Verify installation
Check if APCu is now enabled:
php -m | grep apcuYou should see
apcuin the output.
Summary:
Use herd ext add apcu to install the APCu extension for Herd’s PHP, then verify with php -m | grep apcu.
Let me know if you encounter error messages during this process!