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I have already included following line to keep all files inside the package. -keep class com.fasterxml.** { *; } I am getting following exception. Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Internal error: TypeReference constructed without actual type information at com.fasterxml.jackson.core.type.TypeReference.<init>(SourceFile:36) I found the solution. Adding following find into ProGuard-rules or Config file solved the issue. -keepattributes Signature PS: Please voteup if you find this helpful 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28433281/how-to-include-typereference-proguard-rule

I've recently released an app to the play store, and while it works perfectly fine without proguard, i've got an unexpected crash when i did decide to use it. I've looked here for the recommended proguard rules for google play services, i've also tried adding another line for this case. Here's what I got (the third line is for my app): -keep class * extends java.util.ListResourceBundle { protected Object[][] getContents(); } -keep class * implements com.google.android.gms.internal.ae -keep class * extends il.co.kix.minitasker.EntityBase Here's the crash report after doing a retrace android.os

I use -keepparameternames but it's not responding to interface. The interface's methond parameter is proguard. Thank you for your help. Proguard can preserve parameter names just fine. Unfortunately, javac does not preserve them by default. In order to emit necessary attributes, make sure to compile your code with full debugging info enabled. Java 8 javac does this with -g and -parameters flags. See this blogpost for some background. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36685590/proguard-keep-interface-method-paramternames

In my Android app I am building in release mode. With Proguard activated an rare issue is caused, a specific for-loop never is executed: List<MyClass> objectList = getObjectList(); Log.d("Step 1", String.valueOf(objectList.size())); //Print size > 0 for(MyClass object: objectList) { Log.d("Step 2", object.toString()); //Never printed ... } The "Step 1" Log is printed correctly and objectList.size() > 0 . I don't understand what is causing "Step 2" Log is never printed (and all code into for-loop never executed). I am using the Android Device manager Logcat. In debug mode or with Proguard

I want to obfuscate a war file using proguard,how can i do so ? Please explain me the steps I'm puzzled by this question. As other Java obfuscators, Proguard obfuscates the compiled bytecode (.class files) by renaming every variable, method etc. it considers safe to rename. I suppose you know this and know how to use Proguard for class files since you specifically asked about it. If not, read the proguard manual. As for war files, you can extract the class files from war (or jar) by unzipping it. (yes, a war is a normal zip file). Then you can run them through Proguard and zip it up again. You

I am using IntelliJ IDea 11.1.3 for Android development and I must admit it is a wonderful tool. I have few doubts about how to use Proguard with the IDE. I have found the option of Run Progaurd under Open Module Settings -> Facets as in the image below Run Proguard need a location of Config File which is defaulted to proguard-project.txt. Next is a check box which says Include system proguard file . What System Proguard File is referred to in this checkbox option? Given all the configuration of Proguard is in proguard-android.txt in Android SDK. How does proguard config works in the IntelliJ