If your path mappings are off you won't be able to jump between breakpoints as the IDE loses the process since it can't follow it through different files. You should use path mappings so that PHPStorm can follow code progression through the call. What would you recommend for such a situation? I get this error message:Ĭannot find a local copy of the file on server /Users/myusername/myproject/server.php Even if path mappings are turned off (as the installation is on my local machine and not in any container/VM), Xdebug can't hit the breakpoints. Using Homebrew, I can get Xdebug to activate in PhpStorm if I select "Break at first line in PHP Scripts" in the PhpStorm options, but it won't hit the breakpoints, due to path mapping problems. The last one (Homebrew) has come the closest, while the others have either 1) not worked on M1 or 2) They worked, but PhpStorm can't pick up the Xdebug connection, so I can't set breakpoints. I've tried XAMPP, Laravel Sail, Laravel Valet, Laravel Homestead, an Ubuntu VM on UTM, and just running PHP installed on the Mac using Homebrew.
My dev environment at work uses an Ubuntu VM on VirtualBox, but this isn't an option on M1 Macs, as Oracle hasn't adapted their software to work on the new architecture yet, as far as I know.
I've been trying to set up a Laravel dev environment on it that allows me to step through the code with Xdebug. Hi, I'm a Laravel developer who recently bought a new MacBook Pro with an M1 chip.
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