This is where Xdebug comes in, a PHP extension that provides debugging and profiling capabilities, which will finally speed up your development process, help you write better code and facilitate refactoring. While these functions are usually helpful for taking a quick look at the output of your variables, they are not useful for evaluating these variables at runtime, analyzing stack traces or setting breakpoints. There were some php-fpm processes that just wouldn’t be killed, and inspecting what those processes were indicated that they were for PHP 8.In our Basic error hunting & prevention recipe, we introduced some functions like var_dump(), print_r() or error_log() to help debug your variables in PHP. I went looking at what was listening on that port with: sudo lsof -i:9000 sudo lsof -tnP -i:9000 | xargs -n 1 ps -p Local’s PHP service uses this setting which you can find in the site’s configuration file: site-name/conf/php/ The issue was likely hyper-specific to me (I think I messed something up on my system while testing PHP 8) but I’ll post what I did in case it helps someone else.īasically, Xdebug is usually configured to listen on port 9000. Nice! Thanks for the sanity check re-installed the latest version of PHPStorm and still had the issue, so I kept investigating. Mostly I wanted to gauge what PHPStorm users are doing and if I’m missing an easy configuration step. – I see that you commented on the above WI-56500 issue – Are you using the latest version of PHPStorm along with Xdebug + Local or are you doing something else?Īs a follow-up, I can advocate for upgrading Xdebug to the 3.x line, though I don’t know how quickly we’ll be able to get that updated.The specific version that worked for me was 2020.2.4Īfter doing some research, I found this bug report that’s closed, but it seems like the issue is still present:
It was only when I downloaded an older version of PHPStorm that I was able to trigger the breakpoints that were being set. So basically, I couldn’t get the latest version of PHPStorm (2020.3.1) to work with the version of Xdebug in Local (currently version 2.9.0). Since PHPStorm isn’t my primary editor, I thought I was doing something wrong (and maybe I still am!) but I wanted to post my findings so that the Local community could help me get things figured out. Can I get some help to flesh out my understanding of Local+Xdebug and PhpStorm?
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