Benedikt Eggers

We are getting this issue also very ofter at the moment. We deploy from Azure DevOps. @leszek95b could you find a solution? In our case ``` ystem.Reflection.ReflectionTypeLoadException: Unable to load...

@leszek95b the curious problem here is, that different files are missing when compiling and deploying the same code. That's why I thought this might be related.

@Crispried please let me know if you find some other solution, randomly this is happening in my deployments as well. Create a new container from the same codebase helps sometime.

@RTodorov in my cast this was not helping either. But thanks for you comment.

@incumbent make sure, that you only have one version of a depenency. Depending on the compiled result, different versions are copied to the output directory. So it appears to work...

@incumbent so you also checked the dependencies of your direct dependencies? Because this is nested here.

@incumbent ok, that is way lower than my issue was. At my place it was about 20% of the time. Let me think about my solution back in the days...

Seems to be solved.

Are you able to use `google-protobuf` in a kind of sample script? For example using the interpreter?

Ok, but the the package is in `c:\python27\lib\site-packages`?