Warnings thrown by the WP Fusion checker

[Clorith]

Description

When using WP Fusion checks with Block Visibility, warnings are thrown that $attributes are undefined.

This is coming from

block-visibility/includes/frontend/visibility-tests/wp-fusion.php

Lines 99 to 102 in baa04df

	$can_access = apply_filters(
	'wpf_user_can_access_block', // phpcs:ignore
	$can_access,
	$attributes

wherethe variable is used as part of a filter, but the variable has not been declared prior to this.

The visibility options are still applied as expected at this time, but may not in future versions of PHP or similar with warnings behing served.

Notice: Undefined variable: attributes in /sites/testsite.localhost/files/public/wp-content/plugins/block-visibility/includes/frontend/visibility-tests/wp-fusion.php on line 100

Step-by-step reproduction instructions

1. Enable debugging on your site
2. Add a block, and add visibility options with WP Fusion enabled
3. Visit the front-end of your site where the block should be shown, making sure that no other rules previously would have set $is_visible to true
4. Observe warnings being thrown once per block that has visibility settings in place.

Expected behavior

No warnings should be generated by the base plugin.

Actual behavior

Warnings are thrown.

System information

• Block Visibility version: 2.2.0
• Block Visibility Pro version: 1.3.2
• WordPress version: 5.8.2
• Gutenberg version: Not installed
• Are all plugins except Block Visibility, Block Visibility Pro (if installed), and Gutenberg (if installed) deactivated? No
• Are you using a default theme (e.g. Twenty Twenty-One)? No

[ndiego]

This bug has been fixed in the latest release (2.4.3)