Download Local 10.1.2 (Beta) for macOS Apple Silicon
- SHA1:
57497afabbcda982bbe3d65b524bec9b863b3a18
Download Local 10.1.2 (Beta) for macOS Intel
- SHA1:
96520bf4da31094d3eceed408db9b03ead62fb01
Download Local 10.1.2 (Beta) for Windows
- SHA1:
52cdf5d40d774abbc97aba8af0f6a444751589bb
Download Local 10.1.2 (Beta) as Linux deb (Ubuntu, Debian, Mint)
- SHA1:
51ab2875d5da58725edacddf307a5cea2a9968ac
Download Local 10.1.2 (Beta) as Linux rpm (Fedora, Red Hat Linux, CentOS)
- SHA1:
0e991d3ad7d6685f81401c2afa594b7789bcfde9
What’s New in Local 10.1.2
Features
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Added a ‘Download Local logs’ item to the app menu help section. This generates a zip archive that bundles all logs into a single file for easier sharing with support or troubleshooting.
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Use the "Open Site” and “WP Admin” buttons with your preferred browser: “Appearance & behavior” → “Default apps” now displays all browsers installed on your system, instead of just a fixed list. This change also introduces browser selection on Linux for the first time.
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Windows can now optionally close Local to the system tray by enabling “System Tray” from preferences in Appearance & behavior (defaults to off).
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You can now disable direnv from Advanced Preferences if it conflicts with your developer environment.
Fixes
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Windows users will no longer encounter site creation failures when their user account or site credentials contain special characters.
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Slowness on Windows has been resolved for new sites using MariaDB 10.11.18, ensuring consistent performance across database types.
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Fixed an issue on Windows that could cause “missing MariaDB” and “unable to swap services” errors when starting sites running versions of MariaDB older than 10.11.18.
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Local will now use MySQL 8.4.0+2 as the preferred version to fix an issue with sites failing to start on Linux.
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Fixed “missing Mailpit” issues caused by sites running older versions of Mailpit, or macOS users migrating Local from Intel to Apple Silicon.
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Improved accessibility of radio buttons to make them selectable via keyboard.
Updates
- The MariaDB version has been upgraded to 10.11.18 and set as the default (Windows only).