.NET plugin: common interface version changed, pass data
Say we define plugin interface in assembly A.

    public class PluginData { public string Data { get; set; } }
    public interface IPlugin { public PluginData Get(); }

We have a lot of plugins using it. Then, we change plugin interface to add one more method, now plugin interface assembly becomes v1.1.

    public class PluginData { public string Data { get; set; } }
    public interface IPlugin
    {
       public PluginData Get(); 
       public void Process(PluginData data);
    }

Now, is there a way to do

    var data = new PluginV10().Get();
    new PluginV11().Process(data);

?
.NET plugin: common interface version changed, pass data
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Say we define plugin interface in assembly A.

    public class PluginData { public string Data { get; set; } }
    public interface IPlugin { public PluginData Get(); }

We have a lot of plugins using it. Then, we change plugin interface to add one more method, now plugin interface assembly becomes v1.1.

    public class PluginData { public string Data { get; set; } }
    public interface IPlugin
    {
       public PluginData Get(); 
       public void Process(PluginData data);
    }

Now, is there a way to do

    var data = new PluginV10().Get();
    new PluginV11().Process(data);

?