I have a class that is serialized to get:
<code>class test{
string test1;
string test2;
string test3;
string test4;
}
</code>
<code>class test{
string test1;
string test2;
string test3;
string test4;
}
</code>
class test{
string test1;
string test2;
string test3;
string test4;
}
out:
<code>{
"a": "...",
"b": "...",
"c": "...",
"d": "..."
}
</code>
<code>{
"a": "...",
"b": "...",
"c": "...",
"d": "..."
}
</code>
{
"a": "...",
"b": "...",
"c": "...",
"d": "..."
}
I just need to store this data locally.
Do I need to configure the “-keep” option in proguard?
I’ve been digging around and it’s still not clear how proguard works, are these variable names randomized?