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On about Sept 1st we were informed by google search console that we had 60 server 500 errors in the /wp-includes directory. After disabling on the plugins, checking for the same errors on other domains and then after starting a fresh brand new server with a new wordpress install, we have been getting the same server errors. The only common thread is the generate press theme. it seems we are missing these functions when enabling generate press as the theme:
Class ‘Text_Diff_Renderer’
Class ‘SimplePie_Sanitize’
Class ‘WP_Session_Tokens’
Class ‘Walker’
Class ‘Text_Diff_Renderer_inline’
Class ‘WP_HTTP_Response’
Class ‘IXR_Server’
Class ‘WP_Image_Editor’
Class ‘SimplePie_File’
Class ‘WP_Dependencies’
Class ‘SimplePie_Cache’
Class ‘Requests_Hooks’
Class ‘WP_Image_Editor’
Class ‘WP_Dependencies’Customer Support
Hi there,
Just to confirm, you’ve tested with a twenty series WP theme and don’t get these errors?
Some of the errors are remaining. Could wordpress simply be throwing all these errors for everyone running WordPress 5.5.1 ? If so, why have we not heard about it?
I would recommend checking with WordPress support on this as the wp-includes folder is coming from WordPress itself.
We have been doing that since this started, with not much success.
It might be worth starting your own topic there 🙂
Looks like they’ve been answering you so that’s definitely a good start.
Yes indeed. It’s very frustrating trying to keep google search console happy 24/7 Thanks for your help.
No problem 🙂
After the WordPress update last night to 5.5.3 All these Google search console errors disappeared in a matter of hours with no interaction on our part what so ever.
This proves that wordpress doesn’t check to see how new changes will be viewed by the all mighty omnipotent Google search console algorithm until after the damage has been done. 🙂
Thanks for reporting back!
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