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Might be tricky as other "unused" projects would still have their proguard files being used. I think a reasonable middle ground is to only ignore them if they only have proguard files included and nothing else.
Alternatively could be handled by an exclusion extension of some sort
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I think a reasonable middle ground is to only ignore them if they only have proguard files included and nothing else.
Whereas I was thinking, if a project only contains proguard rules, always consider it used. Or am I misunderstanding you?
Relatedly, if a project only contains proguard rules, could it be compileOnly? Or if that doesn't work, releaseImplementation instead of implementation? (since it is only relevant on build types where minifyEnabled is true.)
Some projects contain only proguard files used by AGP. Example: https://github.com/artem-zinnatullin/RxJavaProGuardRules
Might be tricky as other "unused" projects would still have their proguard files being used. I think a reasonable middle ground is to only ignore them if they only have proguard files included and nothing else.
Alternatively could be handled by an exclusion extension of some sort
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