Issue with RibbonButton Extension Methods

[Yerkebulan777]

When switching to REVIT2023 version, an exception occurs:
Method not found: 'Autodesk.Revit.UI.RibbonButton Nice3point.Revit.Extensions.RibbonExtensions.SetImage(Autodesk.Revit.UI.RibbonButton, System.String)'.
Even though this method exists?

[Nice3point]

Conflict with an another add-in

Please add this Nuget package (3.0 preview) and enable repacking
https://github.com/Nice3point/Revit.Build.Tasks?tab=readme-ov-file#assembly-repacking

If its a conflict with RevitLookup, install the latest preview release https://github.com/jeremytammik/RevitLookup/releases

[AmeerMansour]

What repack do ?
is it going to combine all my addin dlls into one ? Even dependency dlls ?

[Nice3point]

exactly

https://evain.net/blog/articles/2006/11/06/an-introduction-to-mono-merge/

[AmeerMansour]

thanks for clarifying!
but when it is being loaded in the revit environment, will it load all DLLs as one DLL as well or it will load individual DLLs?

[Nice3point]

one DLL will be loaded, because ILRepack combines assemblies into a single one, and changes dependencies from external to internal. Of course there can be conflicts, or problems in this process, so I always prioritize isolation, but it is available with Revit 2026

[AmeerMansour]

okay, let us take one step back. what is the benefit of repacking if it still causes conflicts ?

[Nice3point]

repacking should not cause conflicts, except that repacking itself may not be compatible with dependencies, e.g. C++ libraries cannot be repacked. As a temporary solution for Revit < 2026 is fine to get rid of conflicts