Heart of Fear module uses DBM_CORE_AUTO_COUNTDOWN_OPTION_TEXT which isn't present in DBM 8.2.31
d1r7y opened this issue ยท 7 comments
Message: Interface\AddOns\DBM-HeartofFear\localization.en.lua:52: attempt to index global 'DBM_CORE_AUTO_COUNTDOWN_OPTION_TEXT' (a nil value)
Time: Sun Dec 29 01:11:53 2019
Count: 1
Stack: Interface\AddOns\DBM-HeartofFear\localization.en.lua:52: attempt to index global 'DBM_CORE_AUTO_COUNTDOWN_OPTION_TEXT' (a nil value)
Interface\AddOns\DBM-HeartofFear\localization.en.lua:52: in main chunk
[C]: in function LoadAddOn' Interface\AddOns\DBM-Core\DBM-Core.lua:3931: in function LoadMod'
Interface\AddOns\DBM-Core\DBM-Core.lua:3878: in function LoadModsOnDemand' Interface\AddOns\DBM-Core\DBM-Core.lua:3830: in function func'
Interface\AddOns\DBM-Core\DBM-Core.lua:1737: in function <Interface\AddOns\DBM-Core\DBM-Core.lua:1728>
Locals: L =
{timers =
}
general =
}
warnings =
}
miscStrings =
}
cats =
}
options =
}
}
(*temporary) = defined @interface\AddOns\DBM-Core\DBM-Core.lua:11924
(*temporary) =
timers =
}
general =
}
warnings =
}
miscStrings =
}
cats =
}
options =
}
}
(*temporary) =
warnCrush = "Show warning for $spell:122774"
specwarnUnder = "Show special warning when you are under boss"
}
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = "122774"
(*temporary) = "Show warning for $spell:122774"
(*temporary) = "attempt to index global 'DBM_CORE_AUTO_COUNTDOWN_OPTION_TEXT' (a nil value)"
It appears that "countdownCrush" isn't referenced anywhere, so removing it solves the problem...
I downloaded it from here: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/deadly-boss-mods-mop and it says that r131 is the latest. I just downloaded r131 again and I see countdownCrush referenced on line 52 of DBM-HeartofFear/localization.en.lua.
Is r131 not the latest?
I see the fix made in the git repo back on November 6, but I don't think there's a corresponding build on https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/deadly-boss-mods-mop with that change...
Yeah I see the fix was just never pushed to release. earlier today when i looked it up i looked at current source.