This fix removes the specific issue raised in   MDL-73325 . Run Behat test scenario 'Edit a badge' from badges/tests/behat/add_badge.feature Previous result: see description Expected result: the test passes without issue, setting the badge's tags in the Moodle form when Editing the badge details. Manual test: Make sure you are running your test Moodle site on PHP 8.2 and you have your debugging set to fatal error for deprecation's Log into Moodle as an admin Navigate to `General > Badges > Badges settings` Set a Badge issue name and Badge issuer email address - both of these can be fake Click save changes Navigate to `General > Badges > Add a new badge Set a name, version and description for the bade Upload an image for the badge Set a tag for the badge (does not need to be an existing tag) Click `Create badge` Next, chose `edit details` from the badge summary page. Add a new different tag to the badge Click save changes You should not see any errors NOTE: When I tested this it took a bit of fiddling to get Moodle to stop on deprecated warnings, otherwise the error is very hard to notice via the UI when the patch is not applied