Error popup, often several times at once, occurs every few 5-day increments.  It was originally #2661, now #2662.

2. 5. 1 Function #2662: Could not load file or assembly 'System. Data. Entity. Design, Version=4. 0. 0. 0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089' or one of its dependencies.

Started happening after, I *think*, making several ground forces with "Construct Org".

No mods, running 2. 5. 1 in aurora4x-docker.

I am having this issue as well. I do not believe that it was a ground forces issue in my case as I had not recently built any.

Additionally I encountered a problem where, after refitting a Stabilisation Ship to a Colony ship, it still had the order in its list to stabilize a jump point. I started a different game to check if this was still an issue and was able to replicate it. I also then refitted that same ship to a troop trasport and it still had the orders for both as well as the options to load and unload troops.

The list of stars in that constellation is
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_stars_in_Horologium

Of course most of these are nowhere near each other so for an Aurora star map pick any star name, or make one up and assume the one you are at was not visible from Earth because it was faint or obsucred by a nebula/dust cloud/dark matter cloud/ Giant space turtle/etc

If the "real Stars" database doesn't have duplicates (Sirius + Alpha Canis Majoris) which I'm pretty sure it doesn't, then you can decide that, as astronomers have in the past, that Epsilon Horologii is an optical double star (two stars in the same place in our sky, but different places in the 3-D universe, and name it Epsilon(2) Horologii.

The LG change was to allow civilians to better contribute to LG worlds and make the AI better at building up LG worlds.

I guess I don't understand.

Civvies already contribute to LG worlds just like normal worlds.
When space is available for colonists, they will move them there.
They are constrained by availability of infrastructure, just like they are with any other trade good.
You can always build your own LGI and give the civvies contracts to move it. They treat it the same as any other contract.

It's just that regular infra is available as a trade good in large numbers from the very start of  the game, and is demanded immediately, and more or less inexhaustibly, by all of your colonies (until you tell them to stop or they reach their population capacity).
The fact that LG colonies can't benefit from that source of free infra is a feature, not a flaw.
The gradual creation of a large LG colony is a worthwhile long-term megaproject, on par with de-centralizing production or turning Luna into a galactic banking center or turning Mars into your primary ground force training colony.

If LG colonies merely need twice as much regular infra, instead of their own kind of infra, then LG colonies start to seem barely different from regular colonies at all.

In the Intel window, when a ship class is selected, and some ships are marked as destroyed, is it possible to continue to show the systems where those ships were (apart the wreck marks in the galactic map)? I can think to go and salvage them later, and their location is useful to remember of them.
Moreover, if I salvaged some of them, could these ones be marked somehow (let's say, using an asterisk or adding an "(s)" near the ship in the Intel window)? This mark should be valid only for the ships salvaged by me, as I don't know if a NPR did it, so adding a factor of uncertainty in perfoming these operations in systems controlled by an ostile NPR (I need to survey the system in anticipation, before mounting a mission).