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Notice: Function WP_Scripts::add was called incorrectly. The script with the handle "woof_url_parser" was enqueued with dependencies that are not registered: woof_front.

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On v.3.4.7 this notice appears in back and frontend.

Hello

Thank you for the report. I checked it on our test site with HUSKY 3.4.7 and WordPress 7.1.4.

On a normal WordPress installation this notice does not appear. HUSKY reads the WordPress version to decide how to load its SEO URL script: on WordPress 6.3 and newer it uses the modern loading method, on older versions the classic one. The notice appears only when the WordPress version number that plugins see has been changed. We reproduced it exactly by setting the version to an old value: the same notice, word for word.

This is usually done by security plugins or options that hide the real WordPress version (Hide My WP, WP Hide & Security Enhancer, or a"hide WordPress version" option in other security plugins). Such a tool makes HUSKY think your WordPress is older than 6.3.

The filter itself works correctly in this state, the SEO links are built the same way, the notice only adds a line to the log. If you want to get rid of it, please check your security plugin settings and turn off the option that changes or hides the WordPress version.

Best regards,
Alex