In the `installed_extras` section, uncomment `xdebug` and `drupalconsole`. The plugin will make sure that an available IP is assigned to the VM.

If you are unsure, you can set the value to `0.0.0.0` and install the `vagrant-auto_network` plugin. Set `vagrant_ip` to an IP that has not been taken by another virtual machine. The `vagrant_hostname` is the URL you will enter in your browser’s address bar to access the Drupal installation. # Make sure the following three get installed by uncommenting them. # All the other extra packages can remain enabled. # Otherwise, use an IP address that has not been used by any other virtual machine. # For dynamic IP assignment the 'vagrant-auto_network' plugin is required. In this file make the following changes: # config.yml file The latter will be used by DrupalVM to configure the virtual machine (VM). Before creating the virtual machine, make a copy of `` into a new file named `config.yml`. If you downloaded a compressed file, expand it to have access to the configuration files. Getting DrupalVMįirst get a copy of DrupalVM by cloning the repository or downloading a ZIP or TAR.GZ file from the available releases. If you need help with those, refer to the DrupalVM’s installation guide. For this article, it is assumed that VirtualBox, Vagrant, and Ansible are already installed. Refer the the official DrupalVM documentation for detailed installation and configuration instructions. Screenshots and referenced on-screen text might be differ in new versions of the different tools.

Important: User interfaces tend to change. And then, via the user interface using a browser. First, via the command line using Drush commands. In today’s article we are going to learn how to configure XDebug inside DrupalVM to connect to PHPStorm. Using a proper debugger is definitely the best way to debug Drupal be it migrations or other substems. In recent articles, we have presented some recommendations and tools to debug Drupal migrations.

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