# Copy xdebug.ini to /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/ # Available branches of XDebug could be seen here: # Install XDebug from source as described here: XDebug 3įor XDebug 3, the Dockerfile of the cloned project will look like this: FROM wordpress:6.2.0-php8.2-apache
Please notice: The easiest way to understand all this and start working with the code is to clone this project from GitHub. XDebug 2 – the previous version of XDebug.Works both with PHP 8 and with some versions below it, e.g. XDebug 3 – the newest version of XDebug (at the time of writing).We give 2 examples of XDebug configuration below: This will clone the Git repository wpdiaries/wordpress-xdebug to the subfolder xdebug. To build an image go to the directory where your docker-compose.yml is located and clone the Git repository: git clone xdebug
What if I Need to Add a PHP Extension to the WordPress Image?īefore running the examples, you would need to install Docker. 4.2.2 Adding Additional docker-compose File for Our WordPress Project.
Using Multiple docker-compose Files in Development and Production Environments
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