pkumza / LibRadar

LibRadar - A detecting tool for 3rd-party libraries in Android apps.
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fixed wrong definitions and added some new #29

Closed IzzySoft closed 7 years ago

IzzySoft commented 7 years ago
pkumza commented 7 years ago

I am trying to update V2's rules with V1. like c5cd43e

IzzySoft commented 7 years ago

So I better keep creating those text files (see #30) for that, also with the next steps (df) for this, makes that job easier.

pkumza commented 7 years ago

So I better keep creating those text files (see #30) for that

Oh yes. And it will be better when you keep package name with the rules.

IzzySoft commented 7 years ago

And it will be better when you keep package name with the rules.

Uh? You mean in those text files? OK, can do that. As I've to process all those entries again anyway, I suggest to update those files along that and then make them available to you again:

Does that match what you were pointing at? No big deal then – your wish shall be my command 😸

pkumza commented 7 years ago

instead of the original mapping (da in almost all of the cases) I'd place the final "target mapping" (i.e. ut/ui/df) – or shall I rather keep the "original mapping" to make clear were it came from? The target becomes clear anyway, because …

In my opinion, original mapping is not important. So I suggest place the final "target mapping". What do you think?

after a separator of your choice (easiest would be space-hash-space, i.e. #) I'd add the "pn", so it looks e.g. ut;Foo Bar Example;http://example.com/ # com/foobar

Yes. Keep com/foo/bar with the rules. It would be useful.

IzzySoft commented 7 years ago

In my opinion, original mapping is not important. So I suggest place the final "target mapping". What do you think?

Too late, I think – I finished that job yesterday :flushed:

Yes. Keep com/foo/bar with the rules. It would be useful.

That was done. I've also created a separate issue to collect the open tasks from this round of PRs, so we don't miss one of them. Just waiting for your "go" for them, and then will finish that ASAP.

pkumza commented 7 years ago

Too late, I think – I finished that job yesterday 😳

Never mind, it's ok.