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Themes list is ok. Automatic Theme Updates is set to Select Individually too.

I’m evaluating this plugin, before going pro. Installed on 4 WP sites, all 5.3. But on 3 of them I cannot see the plugin list. The only difference between the 3 with problems an the 1 that works is that the latter is a freshly installed WP 5.3 the others are 4.x upgraded to 5.3.
Installed plugins on those instances are similar and updated.

Hi,

Apologies for the late reply.

Are you able to send us a screenshot of your current settings for Easy Updates Manager plugin please?

Best Wishes,
Bryle

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Any news about this?

@aberbenni sorry for the delay. Do you have a role management plugin or something similar that would prevent you from seeing the plugins tab?

No, the only plugin common to all sites is Wordfence Security.

The code

$plugins = array(
? ? ? 'all' => apply_filters('all_plugins', get_plugins()),
? ? ? 'update_enabled' => array(),
? ? ? 'update_disabled' => array(),
? ? ? 'automatic' => array()
);

in MPSUM_Plugins_List_Table.php returns

Array
(
? ? [all] => 
? ? [update_enabled] => Array
? ? ? ? (
? ? ? ? )

? ? [update_disabled] => Array
? ? ? ? (
? ? ? ? )

? ? [automatic] => Array
? ? ? ? (
? ? ? ? )

)

and

apply_filters( 'all_plugins', get_plugins() );

returns nothing.

get_plugins(), alone returns the complete list of plugins as expected.

The plugin is Installed on 4 WP sites, all 5.3. But on 3 of them I cannot see the plugin list.

In the website that works the code

$plugins = array(
      'all' => apply_filters('all_plugins', get_plugins()),
      'update_enabled' => array(),
      'update_disabled' => array(),
      'automatic' => array()
);

works showing the full plugins array in $plugins['all']

The same for:

apply_filters( 'all_plugins', get_plugins() );

After rechecking several times the plugins in the sites and configurations I found the problem.
The “WP Security Audit Log” plugin has a “Hide Plugin in Plugins Page” setting with choices of
– Yes, hide the plugin from the list of installed plugins
– No, do not hide the plugin

If set to “Yes” the filter in the file /wp-security-audit-log/wp-security-audit-log.php (code: add_filter('all_plugins',array($this,'wsal_hide_plugin')); creates interference with your plugin reading the list. No problem with the standard WordPress plugin list.
On one of the four sites, this setting was configured to “No“.

@aberbenni is there anything we need to do on our end or is this a simple configuration problem?

I reported the problem here, the authors of “WP Security Audit Log” should resolve the issue.

@aberbenni please let me know if there’s anything we can do on our end. I hope this ends well.

No, I don’t think you have to do anything. Just wait for the “WP Security Audit Log” team to resolve the issue.

Hello @ronalfy

Just to let you know that we have issued an update of the plugin that fixes your issue. You can read the release notes for more information.

Thank you for reporting the issue.