After migrating away from Flywheel this morning, I received this error: Warning: include_once(…): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in … on line 292.
SOLUTION: The simple way to fix this is to edit the wp-settings.php file on the server and delete line #292.
That’s it! I hope this is helpful.
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