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📷 Screenshots
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📄 Context
After fixing visibility for internal classes I decided to also try to make all the resources we have (like strings, drawables, values, etc.) private, so users won't see them in autocomplete suggestions.
According to https://developer.android.com/studio/projects/android-library#PrivateResources
all we need to do is to create some public resource (might be even empty), so others are marked as private in final
aar
.Unfortunately, this approach won't work when the library added as module, like we have in sample app, so wasn't able to check locally.
📝 Changes
Added a single resource marked as public.
Nothing wrong expected.
📝 How to test
Try to get snapshot from Jitpack as
com.github.ChuckerTeam:Chucker:fix~hide_resources-SNAPSHOT
and try to check autocomplete in the app using this dependency.