Custom fields have no border styling.

When a custom field is added, the border styling applied to the email / username / password fields (ones that are not custom) is not applied.

Code snippet or sample project that reproduces the bug:

Lock implementation:

CustomField fieldName = new CustomField(R.drawable.com_auth0_lock_ic_username, CustomField.FieldType.TYPE_NAME, "name", R.string.hint_name);
List<CustomField> fields = new ArrayList<>();
fields.add(fieldName);
mLock = Lock.newBuilder(mAuth0, new AuthenticationCallback() {...})
        .withSignUpFields(fields)
        .allowSignUp(true)
...
        .build(this);

Lock theme:

<style name="LockTheme" parent="Lock.Theme">
        <item name="Auth0.HeaderLogo">@drawable/ui_logo_app</item>
        <item name="Auth0.HeaderTitle">@string/log_in_text</item>
        <item name="Auth0.HeaderTitleColor">@color/md_grey_900</item>
        <item name="Auth0.HeaderBackground">@color/appPrimaryBand</item>
        <item name="Auth0.PrimaryColor">@color/appPrimaryDark</item>
        <item name="Auth0.DarkPrimaryColor">@color/appPrimaryDarker</item>
        <item name="android:windowLightStatusBar" tools:targetApi="m">true</item>
    </style>

Screenshots when appropriate:

Lock version: 2.8.1. Android version & Phone Model when appropriate: Samsung Galaxy S7 (SM-G930F), Android 7.0. Versions of Gradle, Android Plugin, Build tools & Android SDK:

Gradle: 4.4.
Android Plugin: 3.0.1.
SDK & Build Tools: 26 / 26.0.3.

[lbalmaceda]

@deviousgeek This is fixed on 2.8.2.

[mcbridet]

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