Laravel dump-server does not log anything on console

[cosecantt]

Laravel upgraded from 5.5->5.6 then 5.6-.5.7

I can run following command

php artisan dump-server

shows following:

 [OK] Server listening on tcp://127.0.0.1:9912
 // Quit the server with CONTROL-C.

But

dd($user)

does not log on the console. Instead it shows on the browser.

[JulianMar]

you need to use the dump function not die and dump

[jagroop]

@cosecantt https://laracasts.com/series/whats-new-in-laravel-5-7/episodes/2

[cosecantt]

you need to use the dump function not die and dump

I've tired both dump() and dd(). It does not work either.

[mpociot]

@cosecantt what's your server setup? Are you using homestead/docker/valet?

[cosecantt]

I am using following:

PHP 7.2.9
Homestead v7.17.00
Vagrant 2.1.4
Oracle VirtualBox Version 5.2.18 r124319 (Qt5.6.2)
Windows 10 64bit

Upgraded from Laravel 5.5 to 5.6 and 5.6 to 5.7 following the upgrade manual on documentation

[ctrlaltdylan]

Similar issue but with different setup. And I did use the dump() function as described in the docs:

PHP 7.1
Running locally with php artisan serve
php artisan dump-server also running a different pane

No output.

[aurawindsurfing]

Same issue using:

Laravel Valet 2.1.1
PHP 7.2.10

it works however in laravel telescope but not with each request.

[BobbyBorisov]

@mpociot i am using it with docker? should it work out-of-the-box with it or i need to configure something

[matijakovacevic]

i got this problem also...

the real problem was i installed laravel telescope, went to the url and afterwards started dump-server...
all my dumps() went to telescope...
after closing telescope and restarting dump-server, everything started showing correctly

[xtrasmal]

[STARLOG / entry / day 1028 - talking at the void]

I've been out here so long that I actually miss the browserwars that made me leave earth in the first place. Anyways.. while gooogling I found this page and suddenly it hit me... an old familiar memory. I realised I am running all stuff in a virtual machine. Well.. mind you.. it's not that I didn't know.. I boot the damn thing everyday. It's more that coffee in deep-space works differently. It floats and you need to take bites out of it, then do gyro exercises hoping the coffee reaches your stomach.

So since this ticket is still open and I type at least 35 WPM with a accuracy of at least 10%, I wanted to add this obvious fact:

Start php artisan dump from the within the machine. The real localhost(tcp://127.0.0.1:9912).