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docs/core/tutorials/creating-app-with-plugin-support.md

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The `<EnableDynamicLoading>true</EnableDynamicLoading>` prepares the project so that it can be used as a plugin. Among other things, this will copy all of its dependencies to the output of the project.
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The `<EnableDynamicLoading>true</EnableDynamicLoading>` prepares the project so that it can be used as a plugin. Among other things, this will copy all of its dependencies to the output of the project. For more details see [`EnableDynamicLoading`](..\project-sdk\msbuild-props.md#enabledynamicloading).
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In between the `<Project>` tags, add the following elements:
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## Plugin with library dependencies
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Almost all plugins are more complex than a simple "Hello World", and many plugins have dependencies on other libraries. The `JsonPlugin` and `OldJsonPlugin` projects in the sample show two examples of plugins with NuGet package dependencies on `Newtonsoft.Json`. The project files themselves don't have any special information for the project references, and (after adding the plugin paths to the `pluginPaths` array) the plugins run perfectly, even if run in the same execution of the `AppWithPlugin` app. These projects added `<EnableDynamicLoading>true</EnableDynamicLoading>` to the project properties so that they copy all of their dependencies to the output of `dotnet build`. Publishing the class library with `dotnet publish` will also copy all of its dependencies to the publish output.
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Almost all plugins are more complex than a simple "Hello World", and many plugins have dependencies on other libraries. The `JsonPlugin` and `OldJsonPlugin` projects in the sample show two examples of plugins with NuGet package dependencies on `Newtonsoft.Json`. Because of this, all plugin projects should add `<EnableDynamicLoading>true</EnableDynamicLoading>` to the project properties so that they copy all of their dependencies to the output of `dotnet build`. Publishing the class library with `dotnet publish` will also copy all of its dependencies to the publish output.
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## Other examples in the sample
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