Click "Ignore" on that dialog, set up the server mapping, and try again, and you should get a proper debug session. Then click "Listen for debug connections" in the toolbar, and run your script a dialog box should pop up showing the "Server name:" and "Server port:" it is trying to match, as well as confirming the remote file path. Recently, I’ve been developing a side-project, and have had to create several dependent packages to support it. In this article, I’ll show you how to set up proper debugging with PhpStorm, Xdebug, and PHPUnit, and give you a modern, sophisticated debugging experience. To find out what details you need to set up, go into "Settings > Languages and Frameworks > PHP > Debug", enable "Force break at the first line when no path mapping specified", and make sure "Ignore external connections through unregistered server configurations" is not ticked. Stop While vardump can be convenient, it’s a very blunt approach. For CLI scripts, the info to put in here will be based on your connection to the server where the CLI script runs.
Normally, you would enter a URL into "Host" and set "Port" to the HTTP port, e.g. You need to set up a "server" configuration in "Settings > Languages and Frameworks > PHP > Servers" which maps the paths as seen on the server to the paths in your project.
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