Hi, I'm using moshi+retrofit and trying to sort out proguard setup I have a class: ```data class Pi...

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[Philip Dukhov]

Hi, I'm using moshi+retrofit and trying to sort out proguard setup

I have a class:

data class PingResponse(
    @Json(name = "needs_update") val shouldUpdate: Boolean,
)

And it works fine in debug, but with release minification it crashes with the following:

IllegalArgumentException: No property for required constructor parameter #0 shouldUpdate of fun `<init>`(kotlin.Boolean): not.minimized.package.PingResponse

It works fine if I apply @JsonClass(generateAdapter = true) to class.

As per documentation it sounds like I only need to apply @JsonClass(generateAdapter = false) to enums, and the rest should work out of the box.

I find it very tricky that it works in debug without this annotation but fails in release.

This comment suggests not minimizing all the models, but I don't find it much useful in my case, as I don't store all the models in one package.

I can apply @JsonClass(generateAdapter = true) to all my models, the biggest issue is that if I forget to do that I won't know there's a problem until I run release version.

Am I missing some other way to set it up, or is there a way to make app crash in debug(or build time check?), same as it does in release, in case when model has no JsonClass annotation?

[Zac Sweers]

Are you using code gen or reflection?

[Zac Sweers]

If the latter, you need to write keep rules for your own models like any other reflection

[Zac Sweers]

The enum doc is just for enums, doesn't imply anything about anything else

[ephemient]

conversely, if you remove the reflection adapter, any Kotlin classes without @JsonClass will break, even in non-minified debug builds

[Philip Dukhov]

Thank you both for sorting this out!