When you build a release version of your application, you’re creating a distributable package of your code. Making release builds debuggable will
make it much easier for someone to reverse-engineer your application. This means they can potentially understand your code’s logic, extract sensitive
information like API keys, or even modify your application for malicious purposes.
Release builds are meant for distribution to end users and is therefore under constant scrutiny. Making these builds debuggable creates a serious
vulnerability. While debugging builds can be used for troubleshooting, failing to enable it for release builds exposes your application to unnecessary
risks.
