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I have a Framework 4.8 C# app that uses ClearScript to allow JavaScript to be used as an extension language. I am able to write plugins as DLLs and attach them at runtime, viz
JSE.Script.attach = (Func<string, bool>)Attach
private static bool Attach(string dllPath, string name = "")
{
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So the "solution" turned out to be this: Include Google.Ads.GoogleAds in the project. That's all. This mean the full set of DLLs end up next to the EXE and that seemed to be all that was needed. This is a bit of a drag as I was wanting to keep these DLLs in a separate, plugin-specific, folder.