aria-* attributes are not valid or misspelled

I was generally testing Accessibility of a website using Lighthouse in Chrome Audits.

I stumbled upon this warning:

aria-* attributes are not valid or misspelled.

this is the failing element:

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To me it seems like the aria-* names and values are valid.

aria-role = "button" seems to be correct.
aria-expanded = "false" seems to be correct.
aria-label seems to be correct
aria-controls = "..." seems to contain a list of ids, all these ids are present in the DOM ( though i am not sure, if it the accessibility check should fail if they are not present in the DOM and added dynamically )

What can be the reason for this to fail ?

Solution

The correct spelling is not aria-role but role. See also the ARIA Role Attribute in HTML5.2.

aria-expanded, aria-controls and aria-label are correct.

I admit that the error message could have been clearer, e.g. by pointing out that aria-role is not valid.