Blocker Description
The dotnet driver in v3.6.2 adds the ability to add a user agent to the request.
To get the user agent name, Gremlin.Net.Process.Utils.GenerateUserAgent uses AssemblyName.GetAssemblyName("Gremlin.Net.dll") (see here)
Because the dll is referenced in a relative manner, in some environments (Visual studio debugging and Docker deployment for me), this results in a FileNotFoundException. In my specific local case, the path prefixed is the path where the csproj is.
However, it works in a different project (also VS locally). I have no idea yet why. Also, I would file a pull request that would just use GetExecutingAssembly() instead of AssemblyName.GetAssemblyName (because the executing code is in that specific dll), but there's probably a reason for it not being used. Then again, using GetExecutingAssembly for the application name seems odd, was that supposed to be GetEntryAssembly?
Will happily provide more insight and code.
cc: Florian Hockmann
Edit: Proposed change in https://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/pull/2005