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When Debugging a pilet with an updated dependency this new version of the dependency should be used by all pilets. about piral.blazor HOT 2 CLOSED

luckyluggi avatar luckyluggi commented on June 10, 2024
When Debugging a pilet with an updated dependency this new version of the dependency should be used by all pilets.

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FlorianRappl avatar FlorianRappl commented on June 10, 2024

Yes I think right now we don't do any semver or so comparison on the .NET dependencies.

This should be definitely done.

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FlorianRappl avatar FlorianRappl commented on June 10, 2024

This is fixed with the latest preview and will be part of the v9.

In general there is new model for dependencies; by default pilets will have dependencies only assigned to them / their execution context. As a consequence the execution context of a pilet can / will be unloaded when the pilet is unloaded. Therefore, changed dependencies will also change when a pilet changes (= unload / load again).

However, that also implies that dependencies are no longer shared (by default). With v9 there will be new methods of sharing certain dependencies, but by default no dependencies (besides the "core deps" e.g. Blazor and Piral runtime DLLs) are shared.

We will document / specify this separately.

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