Undefined index: name in coder_upgrade_module_list()

I have exactly the same problem. But cleaning my system table didn't help at all.
Have you done anything more than deleting the entries out of this table which are related to D6-modules ?

Have you tried the dev release?

You marked this as a bug, but indicate you are running on a site converted from D6 to D7, which is a bit of an imprecise environment. This module is intended to run in a clean D7 install. If an error occurs because of your environment, then that is not a bug (at best, it would be a feature request).

@Frank, from the description of the problem and the context in which it is said to occur, this seems to be a bug created during the site upgrade from D6 to D7. The conversion process seems to be faulty leaving behind bad data. If that is the case, then the solution should be with the upgrade path, not this module to have to anticipate what all might be wrong. To take your suggestion to its extreme, this module (or any other module) should handle whatever goofy thing any other module might do to the site. That is, obviously, absurd.

IMHO your phrasing "an upgraded site from D6 is an obvious use case for Coder Upgrade" makes no sense. The module is intended to run in D7. A clean D7. That is the prerequisite, an unstated but implied dependency.

Reopening this issue as the problem is present on a fresh install of D7 using coder 7.x-2.x-dev. I have resolved the similar problem on the module list page by applying patch 1828330-4 (setting hidden = TRUE in bad.info). This problem is present on the Upgrade tab. It is unrelated to the D6 to D7 conversion.

Debugging it, the cause is a row returned by the query from coder/code_sniffer/Test/bad.module, where the info does not contain a serialized $info['name'] array element.

If you're going to query the system table directly, I suggest something like:

  foreach ($results as $module) {
    $info = unserialize($module->info);

    if (isset($info['hidden]) && $info['hidden]) {
        continue;
    }

    $row = array();
    $row['name'] = $info['name'];
    $row['path'] = dirname($module->filename); // $module->filename;
    $row['dir'] = $module->directory; // dirname($module->filename);
//    $row['filename'] = $module->filename; // Add this for later calls to module_list().
//    $row['status'] = $module->status;
    // TODO Pull files from this table???
    // Would need to change the conversion code to not read the filesystem.

    $rows[$module->name] = $row;
  }

This assumes the hidden = TRUE patch is committed, obviously.

Also getting this, and many other unexplainable errors on a clean install.

Here's a patch to add hidden = TRUE to bad.info. This stops the errors for me.

I would call this at least "major" because it appears to break your Drupal installation despite the fact that you have only downloaded Coder and put it under your sites/all/modules directory somewhere.

Also, this is coming from Code Sniffer, not Coder Upgrade.

Uh. Sorry for the noise. Reading the rest of the issue, I'm getting a completely different problem. :D

Confirming #7. Moving coder_sniffer out of my Modules directory causes the error to disappear.

In coder_sniffer/Test/bad.info

; name, description, core is missing here.

That's the problem - the lack of a defined name is causing the error.

Simple fix, but what *is* the name? "Coder Sniffer Test - Bad" ????

Any value fixes the problem, I just don't know the right value.

It's supposed to be missing a name... It's an example of a BAD info file.

Coder 7.x is frozen now and will not receive updates. Coder 8.x-2.x can be used to check code for any Drupal version, Coder 8.x-2.x also supports the phpcbf command to automatically fix conding standard errors. Please check if this issue is still relevant and reopen against that version if necessary.