Hi,
thanks for that tutorial. Sort of got it to run.
However, the moment I tell PHP Storm to listen for debugging connections, any request to my application would run into a timeout.
Only if I tell PHPStorm to listen for debugging connections, the request will be processed, and also only by clicking on "Resume Program" in the Debug window.
Is that intended behavior or is there something wrong with my setup?
My understanding so far was, that program execution should only be interrupted if there are breakpoints set.
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Hi,
thanks for that tutorial. Sort of got it to run.
However, the moment I tell PHP Storm to listen for debugging connections, any request to my application would run into a timeout.
Only if I tell PHPStorm to listen for debugging connections, the request will be processed, and also only by clicking on "Resume Program" in the Debug window.
Is that intended behavior or is there something wrong with my setup?
My understanding so far was, that program execution should only be interrupted if there are breakpoints set.
Hello @lebru,
I didn't experience this issue, but In case you didn't resolve this issue yet, please mail me at jackmiras@gmail.com with more details and prints and/or videos about the problem… I'll reproduce it as soon as I can.