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The base module in your Android App Bundle does not have a dex file. Apps that don't have dex files need to have the attribute android:hasCode=false set in the AndroidManifest.xml

See https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/application-element

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The base module in your Android App Bundle does not have a dex file. Apps that don't have dex files need to have the attribute android:hasCode=false set in the AndroidManifest.xml

See https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/application-element

You right, but my base app generate dex file when I add the attribute android:hasCode=false in the AndroidManifest.xml.
My app can't find custom Application
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Didn't find class "com.xxxx" on path: DexPathList[[],nativeLibraryDirectories=[/data/app/xxx-56AGT5u1xEKyRT1ZB5-

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Is there a dex file in your Bundle? You can look by unzipping it and searching in the base/dex directory.

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Do you use dexguard? Somebody on stackoverflow mentioned that they had the same issue as you and updating to the latest version of dexguard fixed it.

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Do you use dexguard? Somebody on stackoverflow mentioned that they had the same issue as you and updating to the latest version of dexguard fixed it.

Yes, I use Dexguard. You right! Ty

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Found the issue after 2 days of research :
If this happening only in the release then it is possible proguard issue .
Proguard removes the files from the dynamic module if it considers them not useful .
So , you have to modify the proguard keep rules .
-keep class whateverpackagename.** { *; }

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Found the issue after 2 days of research :
If this happening only in the release then it is possible proguard issue .
Proguard removes the files from the dynamic module if it considers them not useful .
So , you have to modify the proguard keep rules .
-keep class whateverpackagename.** { *; }

I've been getting the same issue where it says
Error: Module 'module1' has no dex files but the attribute 'hasCode' is not set to false in the AndroidManifest.xml.
I added -keep class whateverpackagename.* { *; } in the proguard rules but the issue still persists.
I'd appreciate any help regarding this.

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