IL2CPU appears to have missing or invalid Plug Methods.

[OtterConsultant]

Have you checked Github Issues for similar errors?
Yes, there appears to be missing plugs in IL2CPU

Exception
Post the exception returned by Visual Studio
Warning (active) Invalid plug method! Target method not found. : A0SystemObjectA2CosmosCore_PlugsSystemActivatorImplCreateInstanceA2CosmosCoreCosmosRuntimeTypeA0SystemBooleanA0SystemBoolean Replica C:\Users\aajfr\source\repos\Replica\Replica\IL2CPU 1

Warning (active) Invalid plug method! Target method not found. : A0SystemInt64A3CosmosSystem_PlugsSystemIOOSFileStreamStrategyImplSeekA0SystemInt64A0SystemObject Replica C:\Users\aajfr\source\repos\Replica\Replica\IL2CPU 1

Warning (active) Invalid plug method! Target method not found. : A0SystemVoidA3CosmosSystem_PlugsSystemIOStreamWriterImplWriteFormatHelperA0SystemStringA0A0SystemObjectarrayA0SystemBoolean Replica C:\Users\aajfr\source\repos\Replica\Replica\IL2CPU 1

Visual Studio Output Logs

Warning (active) Loading plugs from assembly: Cosmos.Core_Asm, Version=10.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=5ae71220097cb983	Replica	C:\Users\aajfr\source\repos\Replica\Replica\IL2CPU	1
Warning (active) Loading plugs from assembly: Cosmos.Core_Plugs, Version=10.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=5ae71220097cb983	Replica	C:\Users\aajfr\source\repos\Replica\Replica\IL2CPU	1
Warning (active) Loading plugs from assembly: Cosmos.Debug.Kernel.Plugs.Asm, Version=10.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=5ae71220097cb983	Replica	C:\Users\aajfr\source\repos\Replica\Replica\IL2CPU	1
Warning (active) Loading plugs from assembly: Cosmos.System2_Plugs, Version=10.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=5ae71220097cb983	Replica	C:\Users\aajfr\source\repos\Replica\Replica\IL2CPU	1	
Warning (active) Invalid plug method! Target method not found. : A0SystemObjectA2CosmosCore_PlugsSystemActivatorImplCreateInstanceA2CosmosCoreCosmosRuntimeTypeA0SystemBooleanA0SystemBoolean	Replica	C:\Users\aajfr\source\repos\Replica\Replica\IL2CPU	1
Warning (active) Invalid plug method! Target method not found. : A0SystemInt64A3CosmosSystem_PlugsSystemIOOSFileStreamStrategyImplSeekA0SystemInt64A0SystemObject
 Replica C:\Users\aajfr\source\repos\Replica\Replica\IL2CPU	1
Warning (active) Invalid plug method! Target method not found. : A0SystemVoidA3CosmosSystem_PlugsSystemIOStreamWriterImplWriteFormatHelperA0SystemStringA0A0SystemObjectarrayA0SystemBoolean	Replica	C:\Users\aajfr\source\repos\Replica\Replica\IL2CPU	1

How To Reproduce
Compile a new Cosmos Kernel

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Context
Before posting please confirm that the following are in order
[Y] Both Cosmos VS Extensions are installed
[Y] In the NuGet Package Manager "Include prerelease" is selected
[Y] The Cosmos NuGet package store is selected (NOT nuget.org) in 'Manage NuGet Packages'
[Y] The Cosmos NuGet packages are installed

Add any other context about the problem which might be helpful.

The kernel does compile and seems to run fine in my tests, however, i am unsure if these will be a problem later on as my tests are so far basic (load a canvas with a BMP and rectangle).

Versioning Info: Cosmos Devkit (latest version), C# 10.0 DotNet 6.0 (my system has DotNet 7.0 and 8.0 installed, but appears to just use 6.0), IL2CPU (Latest Version). Testing on VMWare Workstation 17.2. Devkit installed per instructions on https://cosmosos.github.io/articles/Installation/DevKit.html

[Gabolate]

I think those warnings shouldn't cause any issues, i usually get them and it dosen't affect the OS

[cosmicdaman]

those are just warnings, i get those too. they do not affect the OS (well atleast for me) and you can safely ignore them

[OtterConsultant]

Ok perfect. as long as they won't cause problems down the road should be good.

[zarlo]

yes, they are fine. but we should still clean up no longer needed plugs.

[tails1154]

true

[Guillermo-Santos]

If i remember correctly those two are plugs where the parameter types are different to the ones they are plugging. for the activator one, i guess changing the 'CosmosRuntimeType' to 'Type' and then casting it on the method body would do the trick. i did it like that to avoid the cast since, as far as i know, all 'Type' objects on Cosmos are really 'CosmosRuntimeType'.