Dependencies of dinamically loaded .dll are not found [Answered]

Hi everyone,
I've an ASP.NET Core 6 web app where I have a main project "A" that, if certain conditions are meet, load dinamically an assembly B.dll. Now, let's say B depends upon some nuget package C (has a static reference to it). When, after B assembly has been loaded dinamically and during its code execution a class belonging to C is encountered, the program crashes since C is not found.
I've noticed that, if I add to project A a static reference to C, everything works fine.

Is there a way to fix this behavior without me having to add to project A static references to ALL dependencies of ALL the assemblies I want to load dinamically? Thanks

Actually I was able to fix .dll dependencies using this article
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1194332/Resolving-Assemblies-in-NET-Core?msg=5895057#xx5895057xx

I still miss how to do the same for nuget dependencies

Download the nuget, extract it, load the dll. You wont necessarily know from the assembly being loaded what nuget package its in

Blindly installing nugets is rather dangerous

Ok, thanks

You might want to look a custom assembly load contexts as well

/close

(done for you)

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