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We're just using LISP to NETLOAD all the DLLs - nothing more than that and, as I said, it's exactly the same as the .NET Framework method. That way we can automatically have the LISP file loaded on start-up and the user can see our ribbon by default.
I've copied all the output files from generating the .NET 8 code via VS2022 into a single folder - bit messy but without a GAC, it's a proof of concept. Given all the support files and the plugins are in that same place, I kind of thought that should be enough. Does NET 8 look for referenced files in its local folder?
More concerning is the lack of error messages - it just takes the LISP file and says everything's OK before not doing anything (I'd expect it to switch to our Ribbon at that point if it worked like 2024). I even tried NETLOAD-ing one of the DLLs and it just returns back to the command line with no error displayed.