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The mark_setting() method in Show_In_Abilities.php is hooked to the register_setting_args filter and has a strict array type declaration for $args. One plugin on my system (WPBakery Page Builder) calls register_setting() with null args, which causes a fatal error. Maybe this method needs to account for issues in plugins? A defensive solution could be:

public function mark_setting( ?array $args, array $defaults, string $option_group, string $option_name ): array {
    $args = $args ?? [];

The mark_setting() method in Show_In_Abilities.php is hooked to the register_setting_args filter and has a strict array type declaration for $args. One plugin on my system (WPBakery Page Builder) calls register_setting() with null args, which causes a fatal error.

Thanks for the flag there. I'd argue that's an issue in that plugin as they shouldn't be returning null for that, they should be using an empty array, but that is a good flag. I've pushed b20616f to remove the typing on these params to avoid these issues, plus adding an is_array check

@squarestar if you can connect your GitHub and WordPress.org accounts, then I can formally credit you on the release announcement post and grant the AI Contributor badge.

Thanks but that WP account isn't the one I'd want connected to this GH account. I've connected my WP squarestar account but I used a different one to open the topic on wp.org. No worries if you don't credit me.

@squarestar what's your preferred WPORG account to credit for work on this AI plugin release then?

https://profiles.wordpress.org/squarestar/

Thanks!