I'm starting to develop a commercial Jira plugin. Since it's quite trivial to get the jar and decomplie the classes within to either reverse engineer or modify the code I was thinking about possibility to obfuscate it.
Thanks.
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If it modifies class/package names you will need to make it either not do that, or keep your plugin.xml up to date with that. Agree with Vitaly, should be fine. Fisheye is obfuscated, although it makes a mess of web.xml.
Hi,
I think that a good obfuscator would not break any functionality. Some of them only randomise variable and function names, some try doing more complex obfuscation. You could just try using one and see how it goes.
Vitaly
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Hi,
Would anyone have an example of a pom.xml section to trigger Proguard or any other obfuscator?
Thx,
F.
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