WowAce

This is the following error I get with EBB at this time. I hope you might still maintain this in some form. As i've used it since BC, and would feel lost without it!

From my Bugsack:

77x ...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: C stack overflow
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0-90042.lua:235: in function <...ElkBuffBars\libs\LibGratuity-3.0\LibGratuity-3.0.lua:227>
...
(tail call): ?
[C]: ?
[string "safecall Dispatcher[1]"]:9: in function <[string "safecall Dispatcher[1]"]:5>
(tail call): ?
DataStore\libs\AceAddon-3.0\AceAddon-3.0-12.lua:558: in function `EnableAddon'
DataStore\libs\AceAddon-3.0\AceAddon-3.0-12.lua:651: in function <DataStore\libs\AceAddon-3.0\AceAddon-3.0.lua:636>
[C]: in function `LoadAddOn'
FrameXML\UIParent.lua:421: in function `UIParentLoadAddOn'
FrameXML\UIParent.lua:444: in function `CombatLog_LoadUI'
FrameXML\UIParent.lua:1100: in function <FrameXML\UIParent.lua:995>

Locals:
nil

Seems to be some kind of recursion in LibGratuity-3.0 and not directly related to EBB.

Are you still seeing this error, though?

It still shows up with certain bag addons, so I just switched my bag addon to a different one. Do you think we might still be seeing an update coming soon for BfA? I have loved this addon since you first created it, so I am hoping that it will continue to receive some love for the foreseeable future. I'll do another test either tonight or tomorrow regarding a few other bag addons, and i'll post any changes if i see any or if the same arises again. Thanks for the follow up Elk! YOU ARE AWESOME!

I just realized why this issue sounded familiar... we had talked about it before in January; didn't notice there was an issue ticket as well...

I only use LibGraduity to get the name of temporary enchants on your weapons (e.g. fishing lures) so maybe I'll find a good way to drop it in favor of another solution.

I can verify that I'm also seeing this issue, but only when I have the combination of EBB, Bagnon, and Broker_Portals turned on.  EBB and Bagnon on its own functions just fine.