I downloaded an open source code from gitee (https://gitee.com/DaLianZhiYiKeJi/xpay?_from=gitee_search), and I divided it into two steps to verify the libscout test results
Step 1: I compile the downloaded code into apK, and then use libscout to analyze the apK. The result is that the SDK contained in the APK can be detected. For example, the okhttp library was successfully detected 。
Step 2:, I compiled the downloaded code into apK using ProGuard confusion, and then analyzed the apK using LibScout. The okHTTP library I just detected was not detectable.
The question is: can LibScout support this scenario after ProGuard confusion ？
Thanks。
I downloaded an open source code from gitee (https://gitee.com/DaLianZhiYiKeJi/xpay?_from=gitee_search), and I divided it into two steps to verify the libscout test results
Step 1: I compile the downloaded code into apK, and then use libscout to analyze the apK. The result is that the SDK contained in the APK can be detected. For example, the okhttp library was successfully detected 。
Step 2:, I compiled the downloaded code into apK using ProGuard confusion, and then analyzed the apK using LibScout. The okHTTP library I just detected was not detectable.
The question is: can LibScout support this scenario after ProGuard confusion ？
Thanks。