Using the attribute name "app:font" does not compile in the new font system of Android O #53
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Since the new type system in Android O (and it's support libraries) the usage of the custom View attribute "app:font" causes compile-time errors.
This commit does a small fix by renaming it to "app:fontCustom". In the long term the library should switch to the new custom typeface system altogether.
See this official giude: Working With Fonts for more info about the new sytem.