Mike Crantea

Thank you for the mention, and referring the investigation from 3 years ago @westonruter . Even now, I’m yet to experience the negative consequence from using decoding=”async” on all images (including the one awarded the LCP), including when testing with significant CPU throttling (20x).

Thank you for the answers. These help drive a decision much easier.

No. This does not track anonymous visitor activity.
The regular use-case is for tracking logged in users – like authors, editors and administrators, publishing a post, editing another, changing a configuration setting, installing a plug-in, etc.

I’ve sent you the PR, Thomas:
https://github.com/thomastownsend/job-manager/pull/3

Hope you find this helpful.

Thank you. I will send you a PR. Thanks for linking to the Github page. I had searched for it, but it wasn’t linked in an obvious location.

The issue actually came up from a failed update in the vendor dependencies.
The ‘vendor’ folder was missing completely due to it being present in the ‘.gitignore’.
So if you’re not having composer on your server and instead push the updates to your environment via git, you’ll end up missing all of the necessary libraries.

The twig_basenodevisitor was just the first thing encountered to be missing and therefore triggering the error, but the fault was the vendor folder altogether.

So make sure your vendor is populated on the server as well – not only on the local environment.