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Add an option to ignore user defined packages #65
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Hi, thanks for the nice work. I would like to contribute to the project.
Problem: Some developer defined classes may need to be ignored when obfuscating. For example, the class needs to be left untouched when it is used for marshalling.
Solution: Adding an option to ignore user defined packages is needed.
Current commit adds an option to take a file, which lists packages to ignore, as a parameter. For example, if the file lists these package names
Obfuscapk ignores all the classes inside those packages. This is effective for field, class, and method rename options.