• Resolved rtaffy

    (@rtaffy)


    During update 17.9 the update did not finish. Eventually I got the error notice below, the website crashed and I could not log into WP. Our host got me access again by renaming the plugin.

    AT this point I am fearful of trying updating Yoast again.

    Has this problem been seen?
    Thanks
    >>>>
    Warning: include(/homepages/0/d821795752/htdocs/clickandbuilds/DixieCentralOffice/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/vendor/composer/../../admin/class-yoast-notifications.php): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /homepages/0/d821795752/htdocs/clickandbuilds/DixieCentralOffice/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/vendor/composer/ClassLoader.php on line 571

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  • Plugin Support Md Mazedul Islam Khan

    (@mazedulislamkhan)

    Sorry to hear that you are experiencing an error after updating Yoast SEO to the latest version.

    The error you have shared with us shows the missing required files and as such, the plugin couldn’t load. This usually happens during the plugin update process and unexpected network hiccup.

    We recommend you please remove the current copy of the Yoast SEO plugin completely from your website and reinstall a fresh copy. Once you reinstall the plugin, we expect it to work correctly as expected.

    Let us know how it goes!

    Thread Starter rtaffy

    (@rtaffy)

    Thanks!

    I just want to add this for posterity and I hope it helps someone. This type of error returned 42 results but this was the only one open to replies.

    I was having the same sort of issue. If you’ll notice,

    plugins/wordpress-seo/vendor/composer/

    and right after that is a

    ../../admin/

    and then your file. Those ../../ is taking you up two levels in the folder hierarchy to the admin folder. Check inside for the file. Is it there?

    The error is saying that it’s not.

    My specific error, using wp-cli, was

    ../../src/config/schema-types.php

    I bring this up because someone else pointed out that perhaps Git was ignoring a file in .gitignore

    My use case was that I use Capistrano to deploy and had set :copy_exclude to not upload “config” which is the name of the folder I keep local stuff stored, but it also was applying to the “config” folder in Yoasts plugin. I changed “config” to “/config” (specific location) and, ta-da! Fixed.

    Moral of story- If you use automation, a quick check of .gitignore, Capistrano or any other automation app for excluded or ignored files with the names in your error and make them more specific to locations.

    Hope it helps!

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by SiteDesignUSA. Reason: more helpful and specific
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