We're planning on deprecating and removing the jetpack_require_lib function from Jetpack, and a search of the WordPress Theme directory turned up your theme as the only one using it.
It looks like you're using existence of the function to determine if Jetpack is active. You might change your check to look for whether one of Jetpack's constants (such as JETPACK__VERSION or JETPACK__PLUGIN_DIR) is defined instead, or if the check is needed late enough you could check for class_exists( \Tonesque::class ) directly instead of trying to detect the specific plugin at all.
We're planning on deprecating and removing the
jetpack_require_lib
function from Jetpack, and a search of the WordPress Theme directory turned up your theme as the only one using it.It looks like you're using existence of the function to determine if Jetpack is active. You might change your check to look for whether one of Jetpack's constants (such as
JETPACK__VERSION
orJETPACK__PLUGIN_DIR
) is defined instead, or if the check is needed late enough you could check forclass_exists( \Tonesque::class )
directly instead of trying to detect the specific plugin at all.