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I'm an Xdebug n00b, so excuse me if this is something dumb and I just don't know what I'm doing.
I believe my configs are setup correctly. I'm using nvim, but have Local by Flywheel for setting up my development environment. I could only find one other person on the Internet who's doing the same thing: https://webdevstudios.com/2019/04/16/debugging-wordpress-with-local-by-flywheel-neovim-and-xdebug/
But I believe their tutorial is outdated.
Basically, I mark a breakpoint, start Vdebug. Then: /tmp/xdebug.log
Started
Listening on port 9000
...nothing happens, until I go to localhost:9000; then:
Found client
Finishing socket server
Got connection, starting
create session
keymapper: reload_keys
start session
At this point, nvim is locked up. I can't move the cursor up or down, can't run any vim commands. localhost:9000 is still spinning at this point and hasn't loaded anything. When I stop the page, nvim frees up again.
However, it spits out Error starting Vdebug: <class 'EOFError'> in the statusline.
The Vdebug buffers have never opened at any point along the way.
I'm an Xdebug n00b, so excuse me if this is something dumb and I just don't know what I'm doing.
I believe my configs are setup correctly. I'm using nvim, but have Local by Flywheel for setting up my development environment. I could only find one other person on the Internet who's doing the same thing:
https://webdevstudios.com/2019/04/16/debugging-wordpress-with-local-by-flywheel-neovim-and-xdebug/
But I believe their tutorial is outdated.
Basically, I mark a breakpoint, start Vdebug. Then:
/tmp/xdebug.log
...nothing happens, until I go to localhost:9000; then:
At this point, nvim is locked up. I can't move the cursor up or down, can't run any vim commands.
localhost:9000
is still spinning at this point and hasn't loaded anything. When I stop the page, nvim frees up again.However, it spits out
Error starting Vdebug: <class 'EOFError'>
in the statusline.The Vdebug buffers have never opened at any point along the way.
~/.vimrc
php.ini
nvim
nvim :checkhealth
php_info() | PHP -v 7.4.3
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