remove android:allowBackup="true" from Manifest #1
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Currently, the AndroidManifest contains
android:allowBackup="true". We should remove this attribute as it is not something a library project should decide and it causes the mergeManifest to fail on projects that requiresandroid:allowBackup="false".Usually, using
tools:replace="android:allowBackup"in the Manifest of the main project should fix issue, butreplacedoesn't currently work withallowBackup. See https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=70073.Looks like the best thing to do is just to remove it from library manifest.
WalkAround: import the library manually and remove the attribute.