Plaid actually turned out to be a great subject for researching ProGuard problems, as it contains a mix of 3rd party libraries that use things like annotation processing and code generation, reflection, java resource loading and native code (JNI).
In this part, I’d like to talk about the practical examples of ProGuard rules on a medium sized sample app: Plaid by Nick Butcher. I also talked in a separate article about the very specific problem of configuring ProGuard for an Instant App build. There was a lot of theory involved, as I think it’s important to understand the underlying principles in order to be prepared to deal with any potential problems. In my previous article I explained why everyone should use ProGuard for their Android apps, how to enable it and what kind of errors you might encounter when doing so.
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