WowAce

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Setup buff statuses in the SV-file for the same buff, once with mine=true, once with false, e.g. like this:
["buffs"] = {
    ["vigilance"] = {
        "Vigilance", -- [1]
        false, -- [2]
        0, -- [3]
        0.6, -- [4]
        0, -- [5]
    },
    ["vigilance-mine"] = {
        "Vigilance", -- [1]
        true, -- [2]
        0, -- [3]
        1, -- [4]
        0, -- [5]
    },
},

2. Link an indicator to these statuses, e.g:
["buffs"] = {
    ["corner-bottomleft"] = {
        ["buff-vigilance-mine"] = 99,
        ["buff-vigilance"] = 80,
    },
},

3. Load Grid2

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I would expect to see the color of the indicator whether the buff was cast by me or by someone else. Instead I get an error.

What version of the product are you using?
r48

Do you have an error log of what happened?
Message: ..\AddOns\Grid2\GridStatus.lua line 62:
   assertion failed!
Debug:
   (tail call): ?
   [C]: assert()
   Grid2\GridStatus.lua:62: RegisterStatus()
   Grid2\GridDefaults.lua:181: SetupAuraStatus()
   Grid2\GridDefaults.lua:227: Setup()
...

Please provide any additional information below.
Maybe it is not intended to setup statuses like that, but I would like to have them this way and the problem is easily fixed.
In GridDefaults.lua the status creation starts with:

function Grid2:SetupAuraStatus(setup)
    for name, info in pairs(setup.buffs ) do
        local name, mine = info[1], info[2]
        local status = self:CreateBuffStatus(name, mine)
        status.name = "buff-"..name -- force name

One can see that inside the for loop, the loop-variable name is shadowed by another local variable. If one of these variables gets renamed, i.e. like this:

    for statusname, info in pairs(setup.buffs ) do
        local name, mine = info[1], info[2]
        local status = self:CreateBuffStatus(name, mine)
        status.name = "buff-"..statusname -- force name

the above setup works to my satisfaction.

Fixed in Revision 50

Thanks.