bridgeose.blogg.se - Download phpstorm xdebug docker

Even if you do it by choice and not because you lack knowledge. From my perspective, there is nothing wrong with that. So, why is this so important? A recent research from JetBrains shows that 68% of the PHP developers debug their code using var_dump(), die(), dd() and dump(). Now, I would like to share how we can build upon our previous Dockerfile in a way that Xdebug can run directly from Docker and also connect it with Visual Studio Code.īy choosing this approach, we substantially reduce the amount of setup that each team member has to do on their machine to get the project up and running, which means that we can start writing code faster.

This Xdebug config works for debugging in FPM context: cat xdebug.In my last post, I've talked about how to configure a development environment and how it extends a Dockerfile made for production.

WSL - doesn't work, my php is not inside WSL, it is one level deeper - inside Docker that runs under WSL.

Docker Compose - doesn't work, I don't have docker compose on Windows, everything is inside WSL "containers".

Docker - I need to connect to a running container and not start a new one from the image (I need persistent database connection for that script), also the actual image that is supposed to be executed locally is a multi-stage image, PhpStorm doesn't support that.

SSH - I don't have ssh server, and adding it to the container just for PhpStorm debugging sounds like an overkill.

I think SERVER_PORT is generally not available when we are running things in CLI context.Īlso I can't setup CLI interpreter in PhpStorm properly: So Xdebug can clearly reach PhpStorm, all tips that I found on this JetBrains support forums, StackOverflow or otherwise on Google doesn't seem to solve the problem.

Now I need to debug a CLI script and PhpStorm shows me following error: Cannot evaluate expression '$_SERVER'

Once I'm in FPM context - I can debug things fine if I just have activated remote debugging in PhpStorm. My php 7.3 interpreter with Xdebug sits inside one of those containers. I'm running Docker Desktop for Windows in WSL2 mode. I'm running a Magento2 PHP app inside a set of docker containers that are orchestrated by docker-compose locally.