tauri-plugin-background-service 1.0.1

Background service lifecycle plugin for Tauri v2 — run long-lived tasks on Android, iOS, and desktop
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# Consumer R8/ProGuard rules for tauri-plugin-background-service.
#
# These are packaged with the library and merged into the CONSUMING app's R8 run
# (the host app sets `isMinifyEnabled = true` on release). The Tauri framework's
# own consumer rules already keep `app.tauri.**`, but scoping the guarantees to
# this plugin here keeps it correct independently of that and documents intent.

# JNI bridge: the Rust cdylib (`the native core`) resolves these native methods by their
# exact `Java_app_tauri_backgroundservice_HeadlessBridge_*` symbol names
# (see tauri/src/lib.rs), so the class and its native methods must not be
# renamed, moved, or stripped.
-keep class app.tauri.backgroundservice.HeadlessBridge {
    native <methods>;
}

# Tauri discovers the plugin and invokes its @Command methods reflectively.
-keep @app.tauri.annotation.TauriPlugin public class app.tauri.backgroundservice.** {
    @app.tauri.annotation.Command public <methods>;
    @app.tauri.annotation.PermissionCallback <methods>;
    @app.tauri.annotation.ActivityCallback <methods>;
    @app.tauri.annotation.Permission <methods>;
    public <init>(...);
}

# @InvokeArg argument classes are populated reflectively from the JS invoke payload.
-keep @app.tauri.annotation.InvokeArg class app.tauri.backgroundservice.** {
    *;
}