Originally Posted by ApoAlaia
Q. What would be the best practice in this case?
A. Remove the embedded libraries from the addons and use that standalone versions.
EDIT: I don't even know if is feasible to remove these embedded libraries, haven't gotten as far yet.
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Where the issue lies is in your ability and skill to make minor changes to the Lua files for older mods that may still work with the current version of ESO. The most common and most basic change is.
If you find
Code:
local LAM = LibStub( 'LibAddonMenu-2.0')
local LCM = LibStub( 'LibCustomMenu')
Change to
Code:
local LAM = LibAddonMenu2
local LCM = LibCustomMenu
Other then that it can become more involved. Probably the safest way is to see what embedded libraries there are. If you find LibCustomMenu and LibAddonMenu-2.0 those are pretty safe to remove. When you do then you only need to look for the LibStub lines that load either of those Addons and change it.
If you have to get fancier then that you may run into situations where you break the mod unless you can figure it out.