Nate McMaster

I think this behavior already works. Can you send steps to reproduce the error you are seeing? Here is what I did: ``` cd /tmp mkdir issue104 cd issue104 mkdir...

Ok, I see what you are saying now. It sounds like you want all unknown routes to redirect to some default file. This behavior doesn't seem to me to be...

The current code for `SimpleServer` isn't really meant for this usage, but this is open source and you're more than welcome to copy my code (see paragraph 4 in License.txt...

I would be okay with taking a change that makes the file path relative in the saved config file. Feel free to submit a pull request for this.

Did you try using `mvcBuilder.AddPluginLoader` instead to avoid the double load? https://github.com/natemcmaster/DotNetCorePlugins/blob/452f8d306ef17c84c8b02b948e93eb95ef182be3/src/Plugins.Mvc/MvcPluginExtensions.cs#L48

Thanks for the additional context. I think what you are describing has the potential to be its own class library and could probably be enhanced to have even deeper integration...

I'm not sure, but I'm guessing you will need to manually configure the runtime compilation options to point to your plugin on disk. If you figure it out, would you...

What is your in your csproj file? SqlClient is one of the test cases in this project. https://github.com/natemcmaster/DotNetCorePlugins/blob/ad66725684cc1c9b293146bd215749a6f651cf10/test/TestProjects/SqlClientApp/SqlClientApp.csproj. Make sure you use netcoreapp, not netstandard.

> None of my projects/their dependencies depend on System.Data.SqlClient. I checked all of their *.deps.json. What should I do? Can you share your csproj files? Perhaps you are pulling this...

I thought the README and samples covered this already....did you try using `dotnet publish`?