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The Resurrection Lane — patches for abandoned addons

The radar finds abandoned addons that call API the game removed; this page is what we do about it: machine-generated minimal compatibility patches, validated three ways (Lua parses · no dead API remains · every new call exists in the current official API), published as diffs and offered to their authors. 1 validated patch so far.

built 2026-07-23 · "abandoned" = no release since 2025-01-01

Validated patches

AddonDownloadsLast release Dead API it calledPatch
LibUnitTracker
zelenin
223,7372022-05-13EVENT_RAID_SCORE_NOTIFICATION_ADDED, GetNumRaidScoreNotificationMembers, GetRaidScoreNotificationMemberInfopatch.diff

Attempted, not auto-patchable

Honesty over volume — these need a human author:

AddonLast updateWhy
LibMarify2022-12-25generated patch failed static validation — needs a human
Arkadius' Trade Tools2024-03-15guild-history API was reworked wholesale in a later update — a mechanical patch failed validation; needs a real port

FAQ

Are these patches safe to use?

They pass three machine checks: the patched Lua parses, zero references to removed API remain, and every function the patch introduces exists in the current official API surface. What they are NOT is play-tested — treat them as a strong starting point, read the diff (they're small), and verify in game. Nothing installs automatically; you apply a patch by hand.

Whose code is this?

The addon authors'. We publish only the patch (a diff of the minimal changes) — never the addon itself, which stays on ESOUI under its author's terms. If you're the author: this diff is yours, no strings attached. Ship it as your own update and we'll delist the patch here.

Why do this at all?

Roughly two-thirds of the ESO addon ecosystem is abandoned, and the Patch-Break Radar shows dozens of popular addons calling API the game removed. The fix is often mechanical — a renamed function, a reworked event. Machines are good at mechanical.