Authors CurseForge

Sadly, it seems like CurseForge HelpDesk is currently down. They are working on getting it back up, but no ETA.

While your request might be forwarded to the right place when you'd submit it via Twitch's HelpDesk, there's no guaranty for that, so I'd put it on hold for now until CurseForge's is running again.

Seems like the CurseForge HelpDesk is indeed currently down, so it's not your fault.

Until they get it back up running, use:

https://help.twitch.tv/s/contactsupport

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Latest alphas, e.g. r66 should be working, too (at least for tradeskills).

You'll likely have to get into direct contact with support to have that issue sorted out: https://support.curseforge.com

The problem is likely caused by the relaunch/unification of CurseForge last week.

Which URL are you using? Try: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons

Hard to tell why it did happen but I went ahead and restored your post.

The link is just broken (board seems to think it's a local link). Try: https://wc3.curseforge.com/

#41 was just flagged as spam, too. It's possible that the way how such issues are shown to regular authors/user has been changed since last time.

I marked that issue as "not spam", so you should now be able to see it .

Done. :/

If it's still a ticket I'd guess it's not implemented, yet. So you'll have to keep bugging him for the time being. ;)

From my personal experience, PayPal rewards are usually processed once per month around the start of month so you should get yours in about two weeks.

From https://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html#2.5

Any expression enclosed in parentheses always results in only one value. Thus, (f(x,y,z)) is always a single value, even if f returns several values. (The value of (f(x,y,z)) is the first value returned by f or nil if f does not return any values.)

You have to notice that the parentheses for the function call and those extra ones are two different kinds.

Just put an extra pair of parentheses around it:

print( ( select(2, GetActionInfo(1)) ) )

I'd guess that this is caused by the addons themselves. Their zip files seem to include these folders on top level but they are likely not set up as dependencies. So the addons are more like multiple addon packs with conflicting files.

So these conflicting files aren't handled via the client's lib/no-lib system but by the generic archive (un-)install.

For some reason, the automated spam detection decided to mark it as spam. I restored it for you.

(thread in question was: https://www.curseforge.com/forums/wow-sites/wow-sites-feedback/127023-new-packager )