We know that not everyone is ready to upgrade to the latest version, though, and you may be relying on old versions of Gradle or libraries that aren’t compatible with 4.1. The best solution to deal with these errors is to upgrade to Android Gradle plugin 4.1 Beta. Upon expanding the Merged Manifest view you would then see an additional error:Įrror: Missing 'package' key attribute on element package Manifest merger failed with multiple errors, see logs Users/sample/AndroidStudioProjects/MyApp/app/build/intermediates/merged_manifests/debug/AndroidManifest.xml:18: error: unexpected element found in Īlternatively, you may see an error in the Build Output Window that directs you to the Manifest merger logs: For example, when building your app you may see the following error in the Build Output Window: If you add the element or if you start relying on a library or SDK that supports targeting Android 11, you may encounter manifest merging errors.
However, older versions of the Android Gradle plugin are not aware of this new element. If you are using Android Gradle plugin 4.1+, your tools should work with the new declaration. For more information about this change, check out our Medium post on package visibility in Android 11. The new element in your app or library’s Android manifest allows you to describe which other apps you might need to interact with. To provide better accountability for access to installed apps, apps targeting Android 11 (API level 30) will see a filtered list of installed apps by default. To better protect user privacy, we updated how apps view and interact with other installed apps on Android 11.
Often, however, this approach provides much more access than most apps need to implement their functionality. On Android 10 and earlier, you could query the full set of installed apps using methods like queryIntentActivities().
It is recommended to always include the latest version of this dependency, which is published to Maven Central and which can also be found on the ProGuard release pages on GitHub.One of the central themes for Android 11 has been protecting user privacy.
The ProGuard plugin can be added to your project by including the following dependencies in the buildscript of your root level adle(.kts)file. Let’s take a look at how the plugin can be obtained and applied to your android projects. You can find ProGuard and the new plugin on the public ProGuard GitHub repository. We’ve prepared for this by developing a new, open-source ProGuard Gradle plugin so that Android developers can continue to use ProGuard. In the upcoming release of AGP 7, the way ProGuard is integrated with Android apps is changing. At Guardsquare we’re proud of what we’ve achieved with ProGuard and are committed to its continued development and support.
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