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I have a new macbook with the M1 processor. the xdebug fails to work. Everything else appears to be fine. I tried to ensure my Server settings are correct in phpstorm, as per the official Warden docs. Is there any update to when this may be resolved? |
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Something you can check but may not have an issue with docker compose --version docker-compose –version Are they different? If so, remove the brew one brew remove docker-compose Check it again docker compose version docker-compose --version Now ensure that your environments are down warden env down Then ensure that you shutdown the services Pull in the new services Pull in the new environments Do the rebuild and recreate steps next and don't forget to use the force recreate ( I believe this was my actual fix ) warden svc up --force-recreate Fire up your environment once again That should fix your M1 woes |
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@ralbin I've been using this fork on an M1X MacBook Pro for months now and xdebug is working fine for me. Here are my PhpStorm settings: I use the Chrome xdebug helper extension to activate xdebug. |
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Something you can check but may not have an issue with
docker compose --version
docker-compose –version
Are they different? If so, remove the brew one
brew remove docker-compose
Check it again
docker compose version
docker-compose --version
They should be the same
Now ensure that your environments are down
warden env down
Then ensure that you shutdown the services
warden svc down
Pull in the new services
warden svc pull
Pull in the new environments
warden env pull
Do the rebuild and recreate steps next and don't forget to use the force recreate ( I believe this was my actual fix )
warden svc up --force-recreate
Fire up your environment once again
warden env up -d --build
That should fix y…