fix: add android r8 rules - #24
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Fixes #23
The Android AAR now ships targeted R8 consumer keep rules for the UniFFI/JNA FFI surface.
Consuming apps can enable R8 full mode without extra keep rules for this library.
Description
bindings/android/consumer-rules.prointo the AAR asproguard.txt.Structurefields and constructors,Callbackmethods, andUniffiLib/IntegrityCheckingUniffiLibnative method names incom.synonym.vssclient.bundleReleaseAarwhen those consumer keep rules are missing or empty.Preview
N/A — Android library packaging only.
QA Notes
Local verification:
./gradlew :validateConsumerKeepRulesfrombindings/android.This repo does not keep generated Android
jniLibsin git. The AARproguard.txtcheck is in Gradle and runs on release builds that have those artifacts.