Simply add proguardrules to keep your directory which contains all the fragments so write below proguardrules:
-keep public class com.your_app_name.app.view.fragments.** {*;}
Ex: My package name is com.tdscalculator.app and all my fragments are inside com -> tdscalculator -> app -> view -> fragments so for this example I have written above proguardrule so modify this rule accordingly.
If you want to keep fragments of different directories then mention all fragments using below proguardrules:
-keepnames class com.your_app_name.app.view.fragments.HomeFragment{}
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I would highly suggest you to read this documentation:
https://www.guardsquare.com/manual/configuration/usage#keepoptions
Also use the -keepnames option in your proguard.cfg
I’ll give you an example:
You could also use this in order to avoid obuscation of any class name:
Simply add
proguardrules
to keep your directory which contains all the fragments so write belowproguardrules
:Ex: My package name is
com.tdscalculator.app
and all my fragments are insidecom -> tdscalculator -> app -> view -> fragments
so for this example I have written aboveproguardrule
so modify this rule accordingly.If you want to keep fragments of different directories then mention all fragments using below
proguardrules
:You can say proguard to keep names for all classes that extend
androidx.fragment.app.Fragment
(or another base Fragment class that you use)