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They both get installed as GridStatusRaidDebuff directory under addons.  If you are installing in the Curse client, you can get rid of the gridstatusraiddebuff r302.

Please swap to GridStatusRaidDebuff MoP: http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/gridstatusraiddebuff-mop

I uploaded version r302 as a release version to this addon.  All it is is a small addon that puts up a pop up to swap to GridStatusRaidDebuff MoP.   I thought this might help people who are downloading this addon without reading this page.

The problem is you are trying to use this addon on MoP, the manager of this project hasn't been reachable for a year or more and I got frustrated with not being able to make some of the changes I needed to the project, so I moved the addon for MoP so that I can properly manage it:

http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/gridstatusraiddebuff-mop

 I appologize for any confusion this causes.

I would edit the short description in the Curse client to make a note to move addons, but that is one of the things I do not have access to change on this one.

MoP beta version available: http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/gridstatusraiddebuff-mop

This seems to be a message from running newer versions of Grid (1477+).  I am looking into it and working on making sure this addon works for MoP.  You can safely ignore the message for now.

The message has to do with the change in Grid 1477:

- Improved debugging system:
  - Debug messages are now prefixed with the originating module's name.
  - Debug states are now stored globally, instead of per-profile.
  - Modules no longer store their own debug states.
    - Plugin authors, if your defaultDB includes a "debug" key, feel free to remove it since it no longer serves any purpose.

I am not going to remove the message for Cata, because if I remove it, it could cause problems for anyone using Grid prior to 1477, and it just is the message you commented on for anyone running a newer version which does not cause any problems.  I will remove the message in the MoP version of this addon as by then everyone should be using a version of Grid newer than 1477.

Version r300 and later reduce the need for libBabble translations.  It no longer requires libBabble translations at all if you just use debuff detection in GridStatusRaidDebuff.   If you use a debuff library like GridStatusRD_Cata it requires the correct zone translation in libBabble to be able to load that zone into GridStatusRaidDebuff, but boss names no longer need to be translated for functionality (although they will show up in English in the debuff list if they are not translated).

As I only have access to the English client, if someone who is currently having issues can give it a try and please let me know if it helps, that would be much appreciated.

I went ahead and marked r300 as release as it does seem to help at least for anyone running debuff detection.

You may want to contribute the correct translations to libBabble:

http://www.wowace.com/addons/libbabble-zone-3-0/localization/frFR/?page=30

Are you sure "Âme des dragons" is correct for French?  According to wowhead "L'Âme des dragons" is correct.   r24 was the alpha version I was talking about, it was updated to release status when 4.3 came out.

This seems to be a common issue if you are running in a language that is currently missing libBabble translations.  I have uploaded an alpha version that I hope solves this issue for most users.  The new version only requires a translated zone (and no longer boss names) in libBabble if you are using a debuff library (like GridStatusRD_Cata).  If you use not using a debuff library, the new version should not require libbabble translations at all.

Please give the alpha version 300 a try and let me know if it solves the problems or not, as I don't have access to a non-English WoW client I am limited in the testing I can do for other languages.