Can I use XDebug with PHPUnit on PHPStorm using local?

[Nick-B]

Hi @davids

I don’t have any experience with this myself but we do have a lot threads on this that might be useful:

Local Classic + PHPUnit + PhpStorm

Note! This is an involved tutorial, and is focused on Local Classic (Version 3.3.0 and earlier). We plan on drastically streamlining the PHPUnit experience with Local in future versions. Requirements Local 2.3.0 or newer Local Ports Add-on Step 1: Map the SSH Port In order to access SSH inside the Local container, port 22 needs to be exposed. This is done using the Local Ports Add-on. Navigate to the site in Local Click More » Ports Add a port for SSH pointing to 22 Click “Remap Ports” N…

Problems setting up phpunit integration test in Local Lightning on windows 10

Hi Hans, I am testing Local on Windows10 as well. I tried using the new Git Bash with the ‘open site shell’ command. At first did simply did not do anything (regular CMD box works). After I started Local as an Administrator, the Git Bash did open a shell prompt and I can use it like normally with git, ls and other unix commands. bash --version GNU bash, version 4.4.23(1)-release (x86_64-pc-msys) I had Git-Bash pre installed on my system. Thanks, Ruud

PHPUnit testing setup

Any out of box help, or at least tutorials, to get unit testing with phpunit and the WordPress test suite would be awesome.

Local Lightning + PHPUnit + PhpStorm

Hi, there is a detailed post about using PHPUnit and PHPStorm with Local but, yet again, this is something that doesn’t work with Local Lightning. How can I use PHPStore to run PHPUnit tests with Local Lightning? There’s no “ports” plugin in Lightning, so how can I use apt-get on my site through Lightning? Also, why can’t we use ports with Lightning? Here’s the conversation I’m referencing which details how to use PHPUnit with PHPStorm: