You created a custom module that is not functioning as expected on your Integration environment. You would like to debug the code using Xdebug. Xdebug is missing from the output of the command php -m . What are two ways to load the Xdebug module? (Choose two.)
A) Create a custom php.ini that includes the extension Create a custom php.ini that includes the extension
B) You log a support request as PHP modules can only be installed by support
C) Add xdebug into the .magento.app.yaml file under the extensions section Add xdebug into the .magento.app.yaml file under the extensions section
D) In the phpserver folder, create a folder conf.d and add a file ext-xdebug.ini that includes the extension In the phpserver folder, create a folder conf.d and add a file ext-xdebug.ini that includes the extension

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The Answer of You created a custom module that is not functioning as expected on your Integration environment. You would like to debug the code using Xdebug. Xdebug is missing from the output of the command php -m . What are two ways to load the Xdebug module? (Choose two.)
A) Create a custom php.ini that includes the extension Create a custom php.ini that includes the extension
B) You log a support request as PHP modules can only be installed by support
C) Add xdebug into the .magento.app.yaml file under the extensions section Add xdebug into the .magento.app.yaml file under the extensions section
D) In the phpserver folder, create a folder conf.d and add a file ext-xdebug.ini that includes the extension In the phpserver folder, create a folder conf.d and add a file ext-xdebug.ini that includes the extension

You Created a Custom Module That Is Not Functioning as Expected