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It would seem that .NET Interactive uses Serilog internally and this causes problems when trying to use Serilog.dll in a script

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I found the Serilog.dll here .nuget\packages\microsoft.dotnet-interactive\1.0.522904\tools\net8.0\any but it was an older version. I loaded the following #r "nuget:Microsoft.Extensions.Logging,8.0.0" #r "nuget:Serilog, 4.0.2" #r "nuget:Serilog.Extensions.Logging, 8.0.0" #r "nuget:Serilog.Settings.Configuration, 8.0.2" #r "nuget:Serilog.Sinks.Console, 6.0.0"...

using statement vs using declaration

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Regarding the following `if (...) { // does NOT work in CS-Script but works in C# 8.0 and up. Note I was using .NET interactive using FileStream f = new...