I\'m working on a library that is distributed as a java jar, and I\'m running proguard on it in such a way as to only leave the required interfaces exposed. I have a configu
Try com.stuff.MyConfigObject$MyEnum
instead. The Proguard class specification expects $
as the separator for inner classes.
Actually, for what you want maybe the best option is something like this:
-keep public enum com.stuff.MyConfigObject$** {
**[] $VALUES;
public *;
}
This will keep only the required members for all enum
s nested within MyConfigObject
- the required members being the $VALUES[]
array (see this question for an explanation) and any public
members of the enum. Any other members (e.g. private fields methods) will not be kept.
As noted by Jesse and myself in the comments - since you are processing a library, you must also add the -keepAttributes
option. From the reference guide:
For example, you should at least keep the Exceptions, InnerClasses, and Signature attributes when processing a library.