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ClaudiuGeorgiu / Obfuscapk

An automatic obfuscation tool for Android apps that works in a black-box fashion, supports advanced obfuscation features and has a modular architecture easily extensible with new techniques
MIT License
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.aab file to .apk file #125

Closed osageu closed 9 months ago

osageu commented 2 years ago

Hi, i use your new aab obfuscator. To obfuscate aab file, i set arguments '-o RandomManifest -o Rebuild -o NewAlignment -i --ignore-packages' and 'xxx/output.aab'. well.. this works good. So, to test aab file, i used bundletool build-apks command.(convert .aab to .apk) But the error "The archive doesn't seem to be an App Bundle, it is missing required file 'BundleConfig.pb'" appears. Do you have a same issue like this? Or how do you install obfuscated aab file to test in devices?

DuyLong97 commented 1 year ago

Hi, i use your new aab obfuscator. To obfuscate aab file, i set arguments '-o RandomManifest -o Rebuild -o NewAlignment -i --ignore-packages' and 'xxx/output.aab'. well.. this works good. So, to test aab file, i used bundletool build-apks command.(convert .aab to .apk) But the error "The archive doesn't seem to be an App Bundle, it is missing required file 'BundleConfig.pb'" appears. Do you have a same issue like this? Or how do you install obfuscated aab file to test in devices?

Hello @osageu You are using Obfuscapk on Macos or Ubuntu? If Macos, can you guide me where is the place you save the BundleCompliler.jar?