When a unit is recruited, it is the gender list of the original type...
...that determines the unit's gender, not what might be overridden in the final (gender-specific) type. So a correct test for there being more than one gender should check the originally specified unit type, not the resulting unit type.
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@ -829,7 +829,7 @@ void recruit_unit(const unit_type & u_type, int side_num, const map_location & l
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resources::undo_stack->add_recruit(new_unit, loc, from);
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// Check for information uncovered or randomness used.
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assert(new_unit.type());
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if ( mutated || new_unit.type()->genders().size() > 1 ||
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if ( mutated || u_type.genders().size() > 1 ||
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new_unit.type()->has_random_traits() ) {
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resources::undo_stack->clear();
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}
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