closed because .... ???

Looking at the Pantheon Hosting Provider Integration docs, I get to this point

In your project's .ddev/providers directory, copy pantheon.yaml.example to pantheon.yaml and edit the project environment variable under environment_variables. It will be in the format <projectname>.<environment>, for example yourprojectname.dev or (in cases of ambiguity) <project_uuid>.<environment>, for example 009a2cda-2c22-4eee-8f9d-96f017321555.dev.

I am setting this up using ddev 1.17.6. There is no .ddev/providers directory in my project. I see from #2826 that integration was recently updated, and I found cmd/ddev/cmd/dotddev_assets/providers/pantheon.yaml.example in the code. I copied that to .ddev/providers/pantheon.yaml in my project and that seemed to work. I was able to run ddev pull pantheon successfully.

I wasn't sure if this was a bug or a support request. Is there some global configuration thing I'm supposed to have done that the Pantheon document is assuming has already happened, maybe?

If I figure out something to recommend, I will open a bug report(?) to tie to a pull request.

For what it's worth, where I am coming from is, here is this project that already exists in Pantheon, I sure would like an easier way to work on it locally, oh maybe I'll try ddev. The Pantheon part came first.

I thought ddev config was the command to create a ddev project, though? Yeah it is not at all clear that this is all meant to be taking place inside an already existing project, since I just created the directory of code with a git clone command in a previous step. I don't understand the assumed flow of steps in time there. I know that "well go fix it yourself" is the default solution but if I understood it well enough to write the documentation I wouldn't be here.

Ah. I did think it was odd that the instructions skipped from ddev config to ddev restart. So I guess that's a missing step? Between existing 7 and 8?

Looking at the Pantheon Hosting Provider Integration docs, I get to this point

In your project's .ddev/providers directory, copy pantheon.yaml.example to pantheon.yaml and edit the project environment variable under environment_variables. It will be in the format <projectname>.<environment>, for example yourprojectname.dev or (in cases of ambiguity) <project_uuid>.<environment>, for example 009a2cda-2c22-4eee-8f9d-96f017321555.dev.

I am setting this up using ddev 1.17.6. There is no .ddev/providers directory in my project. I see from #2826 that integration was recently updated, and I found cmd/ddev/cmd/dotddev_assets/providers/pantheon.yaml.example in the code. I copied that to .ddev/providers/pantheon.yaml in my project and that seemed to work. I was able to run ddev pull pantheon successfully.

I wasn't sure if this was a bug or a support request. Is there some global configuration thing I'm supposed to have done that the Pantheon document is assuming has already happened, maybe?

The same problem as the first comment here. This is on a freshly created Drupal 9 project. I saved the two stack traces that are visible, stacktrace.txt and IndexingStart.trace, but GitHub won't let me attach them either individually or in a zip, I dunno.

In 1.3_Navigate_to_class.md it say

Check the Include non-project classes check box and open the ArrayObject (PHP SPL library) class. By default PhpStorm only searches classes inside your project, not your dependencies in the vendor folder.

Command+O opens a search window on the "Classes" tab. There is no "include non-project classes" check box that I could find.

After some travels through the Google and randomly trying things in the app, i found that if you choose the "All" tab, you get a checkbox for "Include non-project items", and the setting there seems to stick when you go back to the "Classes" tab.

I guess the app is moving faster than the workshop pages, but I'm not sure of a good way to explain all of that.

This is in PhpStorm 2021.1.3 Build PS-211.7442.50 from 2 June 2021, on MacOS

Seeing the same in the latest versions. Following the instructions in https://blog.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/2014/08/phpstorms-symfony2-specific-features-for-drupal-8/ and there is no visible effect.

I tried the mysql.cnf workaround, and I can see that 'no-tablespaces' is TRUE, but I still get the error about no PROCESS privilege.