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Thanks, but this is by design. xdebug was removed from the default box now.
@GrahamCampbell Ok thanks for the info!
I just can't get it to work. I installed and configured Xdebug 2.4.0rc3 following the docs. I see the extension in phpinfo() and PhpStorm recognizes the remote debugger, but I can't get it to listen and stop on breakpoints.
The problem is that Xdebug seems to be installed as a PHP extension, instead of a Zend Extension, wich is strange as I configured zend_extension="/usr/.../xdebug.so"
.
Any ideas?
@GrahamCampbell are you able to share the reasoning behind removing xdebug by default? Solely for our curiosity. :) Is there meant to be a replacement developers should be using?
I think it's because it's not stable yet. For example, my app segfauls on php 7 with code coverage enabled when running phpunit.
@GrahamCampbell Thanks for the info! So there is a chance that future iterations will include xdebug once it's stable with PHP7?
It's not really up to me. It's up to Taylor to decide if and when he wants to put it back in.
Is it possible to put a short step by step list on configuring Xdebug with Homestead 4?
FWIW, I was able to get it running following these instructions: http://gilbert.pellegrom.me/setting-up-xdebug-on-homestead-4-php-7/ Although that feels pretty fragile, as it won't stick around if I need to vagrant destroy
for any reason.
:+1: @jjeaton
As far as I known Xdebug is installed at previous versions of Laravel Homestead. I don't know if this is a bug or anything else because I haven't found any docs about this.
For whom it may concern I achieve to install manually with this commands:
http://acacha.org/mediawiki/Homestead#Laravel_Homestead_4.0_amb_PHP_7
I've used http://xdebug.org/wizard.php with some litle changes