Add integration with [LTO] Colony Groups #110
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Hi, thanks for the great mod, can hardly play without it.
This patch adds integration with [LTO] Colony Groups. That mod allows you to create a group of pawns, then assign a bill to this group in the same way you would assign a bill to a single pawn in vanilla.
Currently, such pawn group assignments are not mirrored to linked bills, and not copied using BWM's copy/paste of bill settings. This patch fixes that.
Tested in my actual save; works fine so far.
The implementation directly accesses a dictionary in Colony Groups, which is brittle to future changes in Colony Groups. Ideally, there should be a stable
CopyBillSettings(Bill src, Bill dest)method in ColonyGroups, but unfortunately I haven't found a source repo.My name on the Rimworld Discord is "dunno".