Yahnis Elsts

That sounds like an unusual problem. Maybe there are more PHP errors somewhere? Or one of the other plugins tries to hide its own panel and ends up hiding all...

All right, I tried that one as well, including the 1.2.1 update that you added just now. I'm not seeing any errors. When I click on the "PUC (mai-display-taxonomy)" tab...

Hmm, I'm still not sure why that's happening. Another idea: since you looked at the `external_updates-mai-analytics` option earlier, could you check if there are any other options that start with...

All right, so that didn't work out. Perhaps you could modify the `getUpdate()` method to check if `$update->version` is `null`, and, if so, dump the whole `$update` object to the...

In the screenshot, the version number for `mai-ads-manager` is fine, but `mai-analytics` has a `null` version. I've read through the relevant PUC code again, and I see a possibility that...

It's not required to use tags/releases. PUC is supposed to also support branches, so I would consider this a bug. I'll need to add a sanity check to the VCS...

The default check period is 12 hours, but there are exceptions for specific admin pages. For example, it will check much more often if you're hitting the "Dashboard -> Updates"...

The `version_compare()` error should not be happening with 5.3. Are you sure it's actually using 5.3 in practice? Did anything change in the error message, even something small like the...

Based on the errors, I think the most likely possibility is that the update checker hit the GitHub API rate limit. This can happen if you're actively testing updates. The...

It's been a while since I've seen one of these, but I think this SSL error probably means that the certificate bundle on your server is out of date. The...