Closed w3guy closed 3 years ago
Maybe your WordPress installation thinks it's in production?
Try calling ray()->enable()
@freekmurze add this to your WordPress doc
Local environment has to be explicitly defined in wp-config.php file like so
define( 'WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE', 'local' );
I did that and it started working.
When I bought ray, I installed the composer package and it was working.
Today, I installed the WordPress plugin, removed the composer package and updated Ray to the latest version.
Now it doesn't work.
Note: I use PHPStorm.
I have restarted my computer and Mamp pro couple of times and still not working.