@bgardner@LocalWP Thank you Brian! Hard to believe it has been 8 years.
I’m grateful Local is in good hands and so many people get to use it to improve their daily flows 😃
(Of course I use it every day still 😉)
@logancgreenhaw@GravityWiz 1.0-beta-1 is now available! https://t.co/7lG86PjJIC
I'm curious to hear how the Chat Completions endpoint works for you. I know I've seen some marked improvements with Chat Completions—not to mention some hilarious comparisons between GPT 3 and GPT 3.5. 😄
New release: Gravity Forms Notification Scheduler is here, just in time for the holidays.
Schedule @gravityforms notifications to arrive when they matter most – and spellcast drip campaigns, recurring offers, renewal reminders, and so much more!
More: https://t.co/xRSHr6ZgS8
@aurooba@jcasabona@LocalWP Interesting! I have seen issues where symlinks can throw off the value of PHP's internal methods such as dirname(), so you may need to make sure the symlink source is also named "wp-plugins" if it isn't already.
@james_evers @LocalWP Interesting! I wonder if it's IPv6 related as Local adds ::1 entries to the hosts file.
One thing that's worth trying is switching the router mode to localhost. See https://t.co/PCHt55EvCn
@james_evers @LocalWP Hi James, are you seeing slow DNS resolution in your browser or a long TTFB with Local? Local uses the hosts file for name resolution so I'd be surprised if there's an actual DNS delay in the browser.
@tideman_io@LocalWP Aha! Heh, Sequel Pro is an interesting subject. Long story short, we have plans to remove the Sequel Pro button in favor of Add-ons that add support for your preferred DB tool.
@ajmorris@LocalWP Changing the Local site path will only relocate the actual site files. The site's compiled configs and raw MySQL data will remain in ~/Library/Application Support/Local/run/SITE_ID. You can symlink these folders if you want to sync the database, but as you know, there is risk 😅