Warning: Undefined property: stdClass::$version -- /rt-plugin-report.php on line 503 and 506

[oldrup]

Hi!

Thank you for a fine plugin! Makes it quick to scan if something needs updating or replacement 🙏

I just installed on a site, ran a scan, deactivated and removed a plugin, and after that these warnings are shown in Plugin Report...

Got any idea why that might be?

WP 6.9.4 and PHP 8.3

Bjarne

[oldrup]

• additional info: Clear cached plugin data and reload function got read of the warning. So issue is likely related to plugin being removed.

[Zodiac1978]

Hi @oldrup

I tried to reproduce this, but had no luck. Could you please add some more detailed steps to reproduce it and about your environment?

I enabled debug mode and ran a scan, deactivated a plugin and removed it via plugin list and reloaded the plugin report page, but no error is shown.

Have you used 2.2.2 or 2.2.3 of Plugin report?

I used PHP 8.3.30 (in Local) with WP 7.0 and there are no errors.

Happy to check further if I can reproduce it!

[Zodiac1978]

Could you check if #92 would fix your issue?
It seems that the missing check is causing this and #92 would hopefully close #30 #56 and this issue.

[Zodiac1978]

Is the plugin you deactivated and removed from the official directory or a custom plugin? And if the latter is the slug on wordpress.org already used? Is the Updater URI used in the header?

[oldrup]

Sorry for the delay. I am hosting an artist these weeks. Since I posted the screenshot with the warning; I don't really recall seeing it again, and I did install Plugin Report on multiple sites afterwards.

So let's consider this "issue" fixed. I'll keep an eye on whether it pops up again, and if a does, take more details notes, answering your questions, giving you something to work with.

Again, thank you so much for this fine tool; I really appreciate it 🙏

[Zodiac1978]

I think it is still unfixed, but #92 will fix it.

The screenshot shows $version as the problematic variable and the reason is explained here:
#30 (comment)

And #56 also shows $version for second visits as the problem.

Looks like this happens only with plugins not available in the official directory (and maybe some other things)

[Zodiac1978]

Fixed with #99