Use anonymous types as globals in C# scripts

Description In order to be more flexible when passing globals to C# scripts, I like to use anonymous types and objects that can be passed.

Usage Example:

var globals = new
{
    Model1 = new SomeBusinessModel("A Role"),
    Model2 = new SomeBusinessModel("Another Role")
};

var loader = new InteractiveAssemblyLoader();

var options = ScriptOptions
    .Default
    .WithMetadataResolver(new CustomMetadataReferenceResolver())
    .WithSourceResolver(new CustomSourceReferenceResolver())
    .WithFilePath(Environment.CurrentDirectory);

var script = CSharpScript.Create(code, options, globals.GetType(), loader);
var scriptState = await script.RunAsync(globals);

Actual Behavior: Currently, a TypeAccessException is thrown by CSharpScript.RunAsync when an anonymous object is passed. It confuses me, that the CSharpScript.Create method accepts the anonymous type before.

This leads me again to the question: why must the type of globals be defined in the CSharpScript.Create method?

[Diaskhan]

lol )) Religion does not allow to use php ))

[tmat]

Re globals type: The type must be known so that the compiler knows what external members (members of the globals type) should be available in the top-level scope.