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If you encounter any issues, please follow the troubleshooting guide [gist.github.com], then submit bug reports and feature requests to Github [github.com].
Any HugsLibs log must be generated from new savegames with no more than 5 mods (including any DLCs).
https://github.com/sumghai/MedPod/wiki/FAQ#q-why-do-unconscious-patients-carried-to-medpods-from-other-beds-drop-their-equipment
Generally, mod conflicts and incompatibilities only occur between MedPod and 1~2 other mods, so it is extremely unlikely that having all 4 DLCs active simultaneously would reveal a bug in MedPod, and it is perfectly reasonable to ask that players disable everything else before troubleshooting.
The base game supports saving and loading of mod lists, which makes it very easy for players to restore their usual gameplay mod configuration after troubleshooting. And as per the troubleshooting guide, the binary search method is an excellent way to quickly narrow down conflicting mods from a list of 400+.