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Forgive me if this is a well travelled and well answered question, I must be searching for the wrong thing.
If a plugin/Add-In takes arguments in the constructor, e.g.: a logger: ILogger, is that ILogger declared as a dependency in the XML/Attribute? I am a little unclear how one injects code into the add-ins that are discovered/loaded in.
I am using Ninject in my App if that makes that any difference, not sure if the ILogger type would get auto resolved on instantiation
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Forgive me if this is a well travelled and well answered question, I must be searching for the wrong thing.
If a plugin/Add-In takes arguments in the constructor, e.g.: a logger:
ILogger
, is that ILogger declared as a dependency in the XML/Attribute? I am a little unclear how one injects code into the add-ins that are discovered/loaded in.I am using Ninject in my App if that makes that any difference, not sure if the
ILogger
type would get auto resolved on instantiationThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: