Hello,
The cause of the error is likely in your PHP error log. The location of this file is set in the the php.ini file for the error_log directive. Ask your web host where to find this information if this doesn’t make sense.
In addition – ideally in a development environment – in wp-config.php, add:
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );And then re-do the update.
You can do it on your production site as well but don’t leave it like that because the error messages will be visible to the public.
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Are you using Astra theme and Starter Templates Plugin? If yes, try this article: https://wpastra.com/docs/resolve-update-failed-1-issue/
@anthonybartoli Thanks for your comment. Ive tried this but the log did not contain any valuable information 🙁
@contentiskey Ah, dang! Many thanks! It is working! I do not truly believe it!!! :O I am your debtor!