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Modules such as `io.github.mhmrdd.libxposed.ps.passit` [PlayStrong](https://t.me/meetstrong/125) call methods with `libxposed` API signatures via JNI during its initialization, which is bounded to fail if dex obfuscation is always enabled. Vector has removed the user configuration of `Xposed API Protection` (toggling the dex obfuscation option) during its daemon refactoring in #597, for the reason that this option is too technical for most users. Ideally, module developers should extend their module compatibility with dex obfuscation mode, by for example, inheriting Xposed APIs. In any case, we now disable dex obfuscation for debug builds, so that Vector users could test out these modules. P.S.: strong integrity is obtained on my local test with community shared RKA token.
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Modules such as
io.github.mhmrdd.libxposed.ps.passitPlayStrong call methods withlibxposedAPI signatures via JNI during its initialization, which is bounded to fail if dex obfuscation is always enabled.Vector has removed the user configuration of
Xposed API Protection(toggling the dex obfuscation option) during its daemon refactoring in #597, for the reason that this option is too technical for most users.Ideally, module developers should extend their module compatibility with dex obfuscation mode, by for example, inheriting Xposed APIs. In any case, we now disable dex obfuscation for debug builds, so that Vector users could test out these modules.
P.S.: strong integrity is obtained on my local test with community shared RKA token.