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Typically your UI constructor uses the XamlInitializer.Initialize(this) call. Instead, use the overload with the following signature: XamlInitializer.Initialize(this, typeof(your_resource_dictionary)IEnumerable<(Type, Func<your_resource_dictionary>));

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        public MyDeviceUi()
       
{
  var resourceDictionariesToRegister =        XamlInitializer.Initialize(this,
new List<(Type, Func<ResourceDictionary>)>
  {
                                   typeof(my_resource_dictionary),
                                      (typeof(YourResourceDictionary), () => new my_resource_dictionaryYourResourceDictionary());
  };
    XamlInitializer.Initialize(this, resourceDictionariesToRegister);
}

  

    public MyDeviceUi(MyDeviceConfiguration config, IDeviceUIParams deviceUIParams) : this()
        {
            ...
       
}