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Creating patches for big mods like giga is an incredible time investment we are not ready to make since first we need to understand the other mod and second, we would need to fix the patch for every Stellaris update. Also once we made one patch, people want us to make more and before you know it we have a dozen patches to work on all the time. We are only a handful of devs that want first and foremost improve our own mod.
That being said we understand that people would like these compatibility patches and are giving full permissions to other developers to make them (as long as they also get the permissions from the other mod author).