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Generating multiple obfuscated jars

mnn
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I would like to have a second (obfuscated) jar generated from certain packages. I have almost no experiences with Gradle (but I guess this is rather Forge Gradle question, because I don't know where/how obfuscation is going on). How to achieve this? I tried looking for some Forge Gradle documentation, but without luck.

 

PS: I found some examples of generating API and dev (not obfuscated) jars, but not a one with obfuscated stuff.

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    That's unfortunate nobody provides support for Forge Gradle. I kinda wonder why Forge moved to it when there's no help even with trivial tasks like this one. Alrighty then, time to hack together some script to repack jars - it will be ugly, but at least working...

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