咨询Scrutinizer检查期间禁用Xdebug的专属方案

Got it, let's break down exactly how to disable Xdebug in your Scrutinizer environment—since you're not using code coverage, there's no reason to let that idle extension eat up your build performance. Here are the straightforward, Scrutinizer-specific ways to get this done:

1. Modify Your .scrutinizer.yml Configuration #

Scrutinizer relies on this root-level config file to control all build settings, so this is where you'll make your changes.

Option A: Unload Xdebug via before_script #

Add a simple command to the before_script section that disables the Xdebug extension. This works across most PHP versions:

build:
  before_script:
    - phpdismod xdebug

Option B: Use PHP 8.0+ Directive (Cleaner for Newer Versions) #

If you're running PHP 8.0 or later, Xdebug uses the xdebug.mode setting instead of the old xdebug.enable. You can directly set this to off in the PHP environment config:

build:
  environment:
    php:
      ini:
        - xdebug.mode=off

2. Double-Check It's Disabled (Optional) #

To be 100% sure Xdebug is off, add a quick verification step to your before_script to confirm:

build:
  before_script:
    - phpdismod xdebug
    - php -m | grep -v xdebug  # If this outputs nothing, Xdebug is disabled

That's all you need! These changes will shut down Xdebug completely during your Scrutinizer builds, cutting out that unnecessary performance overhead you mentioned.

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