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    [Lazybot] Actionpage2 Potentially Bound Incorrently - should be shift-2

    getting this error in lazybot, but in wow keybinds it is shift 2, any ideas? ive set it up corectly, disabled all addons, set U to interact with mouse over, P to interact with target and G to Target last Target. Lazybot wasnt coming up this error last night. and its only been happening since this morning, and only one of of my characters
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