Closed alexgeta closed 9 months ago
any update regarding this issue?
It could be the target version caused, BundleDecompiler only supports 30. support aab file need more extra work. BundleDecompiler last update at Sep 4, 2021
I wrote a solution which not like BundleDecompiler's pr PR 121 Obfuscapk should only process the APK's file type and support the creation of the output of an AAB file type. @ClaudiuGeorgiu what do you think about this problem?
is it working? can you share the solution
is it working? can you share the solution
yeah, I wrote a tool for converting files between APK and AAB types. It works well, I'm now writing a more friendly way of calling. There are some details that require more coding.
simply put. The bundletool provides the basic conversion API. I use different combinations for different files. It's easy but needs some work.
if you can share it would be greatful
@Haoxiqiang if possible please share the tool
u can refer to the repo: https://github.com/shapun963/Apk-AAB-Converter
It achieves a similar lib and only needs a small amount of modification.
I wrote a repo as our company library not as the open-source provided now.
Prerequisites
Before opening this issue, I tried the following steps:
[ ] Installed the tool in a way described in the readme and ran
python3 -m obfuscapk.cli --help
without any errors[ ] Ran the tool using:
python3 -m obfuscapk.cli -o Rebuild -o NewAlignment -o NewSignature <YOUR_APP.APK>
to verify that the app is not using anti-repackaging techniques[ ] Ran the tool using
--ignore-libs
flag to exclude third party libraries from the obfuscation[ ] Checked FAQ and troubleshooting
[ ] Checked for existing similar issues on GitHub
Description
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Additional information
Manifest file are located at /home/alex/Obfuscapk/src/obfuscation_working_dir/app-release/base/manifest/AndroidManifest.xml
Apk file(s):
https://we.tl/t-tRI8wGL7b7