php-symfonyHow to fix "No PHP binaries detected" error in Symfony on Windows?
The "No PHP binaries detected" error in Symfony on Windows can be fixed by setting the php.exe path in the PATH environment variable.
To do this, open the System Properties window, go to the Advanced tab, click on Environment Variables and add the path to the php.exe file to the PATH variable.
For example, if the php.exe file is located in C:\php, the PATH variable should be set to C:\php.
- Open the
System Propertieswindow - Go to the
Advancedtab - Click on
Environment Variables - Add the path to the
php.exefile to thePATHvariable
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