Not working valet php command to proxy calls on Macbook M3

[hareom284]

Description

When I run the command

Valet version : 4.7.1
valet php -v or valet composer install

I am getting an error:

/opt/homebrew/bin/valet: line 158: Fatal: command not found

Steps To Reproduce

if I run the command

valet php -v or valet composer install

I am getting an error:

/opt/homebrew/bin/valet: line 158: Fatal: command not found

Diagnosis

valet php and valet composer is not working

[drbyte]

I'm not sure what the default $PATH is on an M3, but it seems odd to me that Valet's binary executable would be put into a homebrew directory.

The error message suggests that it's not even running the specified valet script, merely reporting that it's not where it expected it to be.
To test that idea: what's the output of just running valet alone?

To help figure out what places on your PATH valet might be found, and in which order your Mac will call it:
What's the output of running which -a valet
And what's the value of PATH=.... when you run export?

[hareom284]

@drbyte I configured valet correctly also working on other commands like valet link valet park valet links valet isolate ,etc ... I am just getting errors when I run valet composer install and valet php artisan tinker

[drbyte]

For it to proxy commands, it needs access to an environment PATH that has binaries in the expected locations.

What's the output of which -a composer and which -a php ?
And what's your PATH= from running export ?

[hareom284]

@drbyte These is the output.

[drbyte]

I still think your $PATH may be wrong, but you haven't posted it.

[drbyte]

valet php proxies via: php "~/.composer/vendor/laravel/valet/cli/valet.php" which-php --site=foo (where foo is whatever you specified).

What happens when you run it manually?
php "~/.composer/vendor/laravel/valet/cli/valet.php" which-php --site=foo
or this variant which explicitly states your home/user directory, in place of MYUSERNAME:
php "/Users/MYUSERNAME/.composer/vendor/laravel/valet/cli/valet.php" which-php --site=foo

[driesvints]

Closing this issue because it's inactive, already solved, old or not relevant anymore. Feel to open up a new issue if you're still experiencing this.