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Author steve.dower
Recipients Thrameos, paul.moore, steve.dower, tim.golden, zach.ware
Date 2020-12-01.20:53:30
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There really shouldn't be any difference between those two paths, apart from skipping the compile step in the second case.

It sounds like you're pretty well set up for testing, so would you be able to try the test while running under either the Visual Studio debugger (easiest way is to add an "input()" to your code, run to there, then Debug/Attach and press enter to let it continue) or WinDbg if you prefer that? That will give much more information about which DLL is actually failing, and possibly why.
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