This happened just out of no where.

Addon list shows adibags, curseforge shows adibags installed, however with all addons disabled except adibags, blizard bag UIs still launch instead of adibags. /Adibags also shows invalid command.

Please help! Life is so diferent without adibags!

I just checked the configuration in the CurseForge client and they're JUST like the screenshots.

Why are the errors happening now, while the previous version was working fine?

EDIT: ALSO, it's not that the addon isn't working. It's just the Lua errors appearing at log-on as I mention in the ticket I opened (that Talyrius closed twice)

@Wanny:
I was mistaken; your issue is unrelated. Please see my latest comment on #582.

You're surely receiving Lua errors:

Important notice: I highly suggest installing both, BugGrabber and BugSack, to capture errors and then alert/display them to you in the manner of your choosing.

That being said, the most likely culprit is that you're missing libraries which aren't included in the nolib version. Unless you understand what libraries are and how they function, use the default download option from CurseForge.

If you're using the CurseForge app to download and manage your addons, make sure that the "Install Libraries Separately" option is unchecked (right-click AdiBags):

Also, verify that the "Library Preference" option is toggled off in the game specific settings for World of Warcraft:

If both options are configured correctly and it's still installing the nolib version, submit a support ticket here.

You're surely receiving Lua errors:

Important notice: I highly suggest installing both, BugGrabber and BugSack, to capture errors and then alert/display them to you in the manner of your choosing.

That being said, the most likely culprit is that you're missing libraries which aren't included in the nolib version. Unless you understand what libraries are and how they function, use the default download option from CurseForge.

If you're using the CurseForge app to download and manage your addons, make sure that the "Install Libraries Separately" option is unchecked (right-click AdiBags):

Also, verify that the "Library Preference" option is toggled off in the game specific settings for World of Warcraft:

If both options are configured correctly and it's still installing the nolib version, submit a support ticket here.

Thank you for your help, not sure why seperate libary was selected. I've redownloaded with non seperate libary and it's working now. Very odd, I didn't make any adjustments, just closed opened game 1 day and it stopped working.