How do I get the correct F # Type provider permission folder when referencing assemblies via #load?

I am writing a type provider that allows the user to provide him with a config file. I am using the internal TP config object to identify ResolutionFolder

which I am using to get the fully programmed path to the config file. Fine.

However, when working with scripts, I use Paket script load scripts to load in my dependencies. The file path looks like this: -

.paket
   |--.load
   |     |-- net452
   |           |-- main.group.fsx
   |--src
       |-- myscript.fsx
       |-- config.json

      

        
        
        
      

    

myscript.fsx

contains my script code. config.json

contains the configuration for the type provider instance that I will create in the script.

Internally, myscript.fsx

I call #load "..\.paket\.load\net452\main.group.fsx"

to load in all dependencies (including my TP itself) which works great.

HOWEVER

When I then try to initialize the type provider further in the script: -

type MyTPInstance = MyTp<myConfig = "config.json">

      

        
        
        
      

    

I am getting an error that my TP catches and shows: -

The type provider reported an error: Unable to locate config file
"C:\Users\Isaac\Source\Repos\myRepo\.paket\load\net452\config.json"

      

        
        
        
      

    

In other words, it looks like, since I was referencing my TP build from a script living in a different folder, this is the folder that FSI uses as the permission folder, and NOT the folder for the script that is being executed. I can prove this is a problem because if I copy the content main.group.fsx

in myscript.fsx

directly and (fixing the path to my packages of course) everything works fine.

How can I fix this? How did other people get around this?