Replacing `wp-content` folder causes error

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What issue or error are you experiencing?

Hi! I pulled a wp-content folder from a Github repo and replaced the default one that spins up when creating a new site. But for some reason, a “too many redirects” error. When I switch it back to the default one, the error goes away. I’m unable to find any type of logs to indicate what might be happening here. Any help?

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  • Operating System (OS) and OS version: 15.4.1 (24E263)

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Have you tried disabling plugins or swapping the theme to see if that helps resolve the error? There could be a conflict there.

You might also try changing your Router Mode. Preferences>Advanced>Router Mode

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Thank you, Nick! I had to go super manual and go into my mu-plugins directory and delete each one until I found the one that was causing issues. Kind of annoying but I found the culprit mu-plugin and just threw it out the window for now, lol.

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It just wouldn’t be developing if you didn’t have to do a little old fashioned process of elimination haha

I’m glad you found the culprit and can move on now! :green_heart:

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