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Informations about the package laravel-boost-phpstorm-copilot

Laravel Boost Custom Agent for PhpStorm with GitHub Copilot plugin

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Supported Platforms

Laravel Sail

It also supports Laravel Sail. Before use, start it with vendor/bin/sail up -d.

WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)

This package supports WSL environments where PhpStorm runs on native Windows and PHP runs in WSL. This is a common development setup that provides Windows IDE features with Linux development environment.

Requirements for WSL

How it works 1. **Detection**: Automatically detects WSL environment by checking `WSL_DISTRO_NAME` environment variable 2. **Path Resolution**: Uses `wslvar LOCALAPPDATA` to get Windows AppData\Local path (e.g., `C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Local`) 3. **File Writing**: Writes MCP config to Windows side via PowerShell commands - Creates temporary file in Windows `%TEMP%` directory - Uses Base64 encoding to safely transfer JSON content - Copies to final location: `%LOCALAPPDATA%\github-copilot\intellij\mcp.json` 4. **Path Handling**: Converts WSL paths to Windows paths for absolute command and artisan paths
Troubleshooting WSL - Ensure `wslu` is installed and `wslvar` command works - Check that PowerShell is accessible from WSL with `powershell.exe -Command "Write-Output 'test'"` - Verify Windows LOCALAPPDATA path with `wslvar LOCALAPPDATA` (should return `C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Local`) - If MCP config file is not created, check Windows directory permissions - Ensure your user profile is on the C drive (default location) - `[error] WSL Interoperability is disabled. Please enable it before using WSL.` If you see this error, enable WSL Interop by adding the following binfmt configuration:

Remote Development

Running PhpStorm within WSL is not supported. Because it is not possible to distinguish between a "Windows version of PhpStorm and WSL environment" and a "PhpStorm remote development environment with WSL". The remote development environment is the same as Linux, so if you really want to use it, please configure the MCP file manually. `~/.config/github-copilot/intellij/mcp.json`

Recommendation for WSL

Consider using laravel-boost-copilot-cli, which allows you to use a project-level MCP configuration file.

Testbench for Package Developers

Not supported. Please use laravel-boost-copilot-cli instead.

Installation

Usage

When you run the Laravel Boost installation command within your Laravel project, you'll see a PhpStorm with GitHub Copilot item added to the list.

[!NOTE] DO NOT select PhpStorm, it's actually PhpStorm Junie

Important

With PhpStorm and GitHub Copilot plugin, the MCP configuration file is stored in a system-wide location. Therefore, you need to run the boost:install command to update the configuration file whenever you switch Laravel projects. The configuration file contains the absolute path to your Laravel project.

In boost 1.8 and later, the boost:update command does not update the MCP configuration file.

MCP Configuration File Location by OS

License

MIT

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Requires php Version ^8.3
illuminate/support Version ^12.30||^13.0
laravel/boost Version ^2.0
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