Eugen Pechanec

@fredy-mederos That's `var TextView.compoundDrawableTop`.

@tomaszrykala `null` is a valid argument for setting compound drawables. Perhaps we should use a marker object. ``` private object DoNotChange : Drawable() { override fun draw(canvas: Canvas) { }...

Here's what README.md says about this: Define your default font using `CalligraphyConfig`, in your `Application` class in the `#onCreate()` method. ``` @Override public void onCreate() { super.onCreate(); CalligraphyConfig.initDefault(new CalligraphyConfig.Builder() .setDefaultFontPath("fonts/Roboto-RobotoRegular.ttf")...

Looks like it's caused by the workaround introduced here https://github.com/consp1racy/android-support-preference/issues/87#issuecomment-370004822. It appears, removing the workaround in conjunction with updating the Fragment library solves the underlying issue.

Non-trivial. Try pulling in commit `c13d5890a6` via jitpack.io and verify this works for you. It uses latest stable releases of AndroidX, except Preference. Will update to Preference 1.2.0 later.

Hi, sorry, you can follow the instructions here https://jitpack.io/docs/

It seems I broke publishing to Jitpack when I set up publishing to Maven Central. The correct coordinates with the fix should be ```gradle dependencies { implementation("com.github.consp1racy.android-support-preference:support-preference:b8a9625ede") implementation("com.github.consp1racy.android-support-preference:support-preference-color:b8a9625ede") implementation("com.github.consp1racy.android-support-preference:support-spinner:b8a9625ede") }...

I understand your concern. The AndroidX team completely replaced the FragmentManager implementation, which shoukd, among other things, fix any ordering issues. I have high hopes it affects this case as...

Hi, what have you tried so far? Looks like somehow a string got into a preference that's supposed to be integer. * You updated the preference manually with a value...

It's not XML related, it crashes because it's trying to load the value from hard drive and it finds a String instead of the expected integer. Did you by any...