Inquiry regarding license of replace-stuff-compatibility

[JoyfulReaper]

Hello @Garethp,

I am currently working on a project called "Replace Stuff: Performance Edition," which aims to optimize and continue compatibility for the Replace Stuff ecosystem.

In reviewing existing implementations for inspiration, I found your TransferArmourRack.cs implementation extremely well-structured and helpful for handling stateful object transfers.

I would like to include the logic found in that file and others in my fork to ensure compatibility for users. However, I noticed that the repository does not contain an explicit license file.

Could you please clarify what license this work is released under? Alternatively, if you haven't explicitly licensed the code, would you be open to granting permission for replace-stuff-compatibility to be used in my project under the MIT license (or similar compatible license like BSD)?

Thank you for your time and for all your contributions to the RimWorld modding community.

[Garethp]

Oh, thanks for pointing that out! I'll add a license file, but for clarity this (and almost all my code) is licensed under MIT, so feel free to use it!

I would be interested in what performance improvements you end up making. I managed to improve it's performance quite a bit at one point, but never looked too deeply into it.

[JoyfulReaper]

Thank you so much for the quick reply!

I noticed you had some of the IReplacementComps already written that I wanted to include in my version so thank you so much!

I started my Replace Stuff: Performance Edition as just loop optimization and caching improvements, but I decided that wasn't enough so I completely overhauled the replacement pipeline and actually ended up re-write quite a bit of code (There is also a high level changelog.txt):
Replace Stuff Performance Dev Brance