I'm continuing to track PHP 8.1's development and have now added support for Fibers in the debugger. I have not spend time adding support for the new Enum yet, but that should happen soon. I suspect that more work to make Xdebug PHP 8.1 compatible is going to be required in the future too.

After meeting with a developer of the PHP Debug Adapter for Visual Studio Code, I've started to work on some of the things that he raised. For example, there is now a new protocol feature that makes Xdebug include information about the breakpoint that was hit.

He also raised a bug where Xdebug truncates log messages and with UNC paths. I have fixed the first one, but the second one requires more investigation and a "clever solution".

I have published another videos on how to use Xdebug on my YouTube channel.

This one deals about Debugging the Symfony Demo App in Docker with VS Code.

I have been working on another animated video where I explain how to activate Xdebug's features with triggers and settings. This should come out in the next few weeks.

If you would like to see a 5 to 10 minute long video on another specific topic, feel free to email me at derick@xdebug.org.

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