Debug in the Just-In-Time mode
In the Settings dialog (CtrlAlt0S), go to .
From the PHP executable list, choose the relevant PHP interpreter and click
next to it.In the CLI Interpreters dialog that opens, click
next to the Configuration options field in the Additional area.In the Configuration options dialog that opens, click
to add a new entry.Xdebug 3Xdebug 2Type
xdebug.start_upon_errorin the Configuration directive field andyesin the Value field.When you click OK, you return to the CLI Interpreters dialog where the Configuration options field shows
-dxdebug.remote_mode=jit(for Xdebug 2) or-dxdebug .start_upon_error=yes(for Xdebug 3).
Go to .
In the Validate Remote Environment that opens, choose the Web server to validate the debugger on.
Choose Local Web Server or Shared Folder to check the debugger associated with a local web server. PhpStorm creates a validation script, deploys it to the target environment, and runs it there.
Path to create validation script
In this field, specify the absolute path to the folder under the server document root where the validation script will be created. For web servers of the Inplace type, the folder is under the project root.
The folder must be accessible through http.
URL to validation script
In this field, type the URL address of the folder where the validation script will be created. If the project root is mapped to a folder accessible through http, you can specify the project root or any other folder under it.
Choose Remote Web Server to check the debugger associated with a remote server. PhpStorm creates a validation script, deploys it to the target remote environment, and runs it there.
Path to create validation script
In this field, specify the absolute path to the folder under the server document root where the validation script will be created. The folder must be accessible through http.
Deployment server
In this field, specify the server access configuration of the type Local Server or Remote Server to access the target environment. For more information, refer to Configure synchronization with a server.
Choose a configuration from the list or click Browse
in the Deployment dialog.
Click Validate to have PhpStorm create a validation script, deploy it to the target remote environment, and run it there.
Open the php.ini file which is reported as loaded and associated with Xdebug.
In the php.ini file, find the
[xdebug]section.Xdebug 3Xdebug 2Change the value of the
xdebug.start_upon_errorfrom the defaultdefaulttoyes.
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