I have a .NET Core 2.2 project A
, that has package references to assemblies B
and C
. (basically NuGet referenced dlls)
I need to have B
and C
loaded dynamically at runtime, however I cant seem to find any documentation on how I might achieve this.
A lot of posts refer to calling Assembly.Load()
on all referenced assemblies via Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetReferencedAssemblies()
, however this only retrieves assemblies, that have some of their types explicitly referenced inside the executing assembly's code
This does not work for me, as I dont have any refernces to their types in my code.
I found that you could get a full list of referenced assemblies, via doing a Assembly.ReflectionOnlyLoad()
, however this is not supported with the .NET Core Runtime.
I tried searching through the AppDomain
and AssemblyLoadContext
classes, in order to find such information, but could not find anything useful.
So summarized, my question is how can I dynamically load an assembly's referenced assemblies without explicitly touching some of their types in my code?
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