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Determine the library version in .invokebutton bundle #1341
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Hello, Ehsan!
I would like you to add the feature of invocation various .NET libraries depending on the version of Revit.
At the moment, I can't even imagine how can support multiple versions of Revit at once when using InvokeButton.
And it would also be nice to add the ability to determine the library version at the runtime - use the name specified in the file bundle.yaml by default.
If there is an assembly with a name containing the Revit version, then pyRevit should use this library.
Sample structure InvokeButton: