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Basically when you install multiple PHPs with Homebrew, they don't end up on PATH anywhere - you can brew link one of them, but that overwrites any other PHPs you might have previously linked. Other platforms, such as Ubuntu, package their PHPs such that a binary called something like php7.4 ends up on PATH. This is a much more helpful approach, since you can specifically invoke the necessary version of PHP by adding a version suffix. This script does the same thing for Homebrew-installed PHPs. Pretty simple.
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#!/usr/bin/env zsh
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cd ~/bin || exit $?
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for bin in /usr/local/opt/php@*/bin/php; do
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name=php${${bin##*@}%%/*}
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echo "Linking ~/bin/$name -> $bin" >&2
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ln -fs $bin $name
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done
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