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But thanks for the answer anyway.
Btw I think you can update even by simply tweaking a simple description in the mod (not the workshop but in the mod file). That's what I did for Total War Three Kingdom mods, I just updated for notification issue even tho I don't play it anymore.
I'll just say this: I'm currently not playing Stellaris and I'm absolutely not good enough to make compatibility patches for other mods. I haven't tested it with 2.7.2, but the version warning should not impact the mod itself.
To summarize: I'm sorry, but I won't make compatibility patches for any mods, simply because I don't know how to do that and second: I also have no idea how to update a mod. I made this by just meddling with the code a bit, that does not make me a modder :D
thx for the mod btw
To raise the edict cap even more, go to your steam folder and then:
Steam/steamapps/common/workshop/content/281990/2095187966/common/government/authorities.
There, in the 00_authorities file, change all lines that contain 'country_edict_cap_add = ' to a very high number, so that you won't reach it anyway even with all edicts active. :) Then just save the file, and see if that works.