I have two versions of the same application using identical proguard.cfg
with the following section aimed at squelching all Log.x() LogCat output:
-assumenos开发者_StackOverflowideeffects class android.util.Log {
public static *** v(...);
public static *** i(...);
public static *** d(...);
public static *** w(...);
public static *** e(...);
}
The first version is monolithic (i.e. not referencing any Library projects whatsoever) and proguard.cfg
works there exactly as expected.
The second version is using two Library projects (one is mine and the other is Google's LVL). The same proguard.cfg
is placed in both the application project and my Library project. However, in that second version, proguard.cfg
seems to simply have no effect!
What could possibly explain this?
You did add proguard.config=proguard.cfg
to build.properties
in your application project? You should see ProGuard's console messages and output files. The optimization pass should at least mention some "Number of removed instructions".
The application classes and the library classes are all compiled to bin/classes. They are then treated exactly the same: they are combined into bin/original.jar and obfuscated to bin/obfuscated.jar, using proguard.cfg. Adding more classes can't really have an effect on removing the logging code.
Please use this switch to diagnose: -whyareyoukeeping
To disable logging in my app, I used this:
-assumenosideeffects public class android.util.Log {
<methods>;
}
If that doesn't solve your problem then there are a couple other things to try:
- Throw an exception at a part of the code proguard should be obfuscating. If the stacktrace is not obfuscated, then proguard might not be running properly.
- Your app cannot have debug enabled when you do a proguard build. Be sure that in your manifest, the
<application>
element is set toandroid:debuggable="false"
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