Is type sharing supported when a plugin has a newer version of a dependency than the host process? I am having issues getting this to work when I deploy a plugin with an interface from an assembly with a slighly higher build version (no breaking interface changes). I load the plugin assembly as per examples:

using (var loader = McMaster.NETCore.Plugins.PluginLoader.CreateFromAssemblyFile(pluginPath, config => config.PreferSharedTypes = true))

(In this case I'm setting default behavior to prefer all, but I've also tried explicitly listing the interface with no luck).

Then I run this code to verify the interface I loaded is assignable:

foreach (var pluginType in loader .LoadDefaultAssembly() .GetTypes() .Where(t => typeof(IPlugin).IsAssignableFrom(t) && !t.IsAbstract))

However the 'IsAssignableFrom(t)' is always false when I attempt to load a plugin where the IPlugin interface is contained in a slightly higher build than the host process. The only difference in the IPlugin interface is that the host loads it from an assembly versioned 1.0.3.15 and the plugin includes it from an assembly versioned 1.0.4.3 (an intentional change on my part to repro this - no code changes at all between these versions).

I was under the impression this was what type sharing was designed to solve, but perhaps I am using it incorrectly or have wrong expectations? How would I go about troubleshooting this?