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Add a MEF catalog using this loader
See original GitHub issueImplement ComposablePartCatalog using the assembly load context loader.
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This looks great! The PluginCatalog class is pretty much exactly what I was hoping to create.
I think a sample is a good place to begin. The code itself isn’t all that big, so I’m not sure it needs to be its own package yet.
It might be good to also create a minimal sample. For .NET devs unfamiliar with aspnetcore, the aspnet sample may be a bit heavy. The important piece is the PluginCatalog.
If you’re volunteering to write a sample and contribute, I’d be happy to review and accept it. Otherwise, this will stay closed because I’m not planning to take action on this.