Marco Trevisan authored May 23, 2022 and Andy Holmes committed Jul 04, 2022

In some cases we may have user modes that are not
named `user` (such as in ubuntu), and so we need
to check the parent mode name instead.

Since GJS 1.68 there has been support for the `GObject.TYPE_JSOBJECT`
GType, allowing JavaScript types derived from `Object` to be used in
GObject properties and signals.

Add this to this list of GType's, with a short example of how it may be
used in practice.

fixes #29

We don't need these anymore, especially since a contributor helped
fix up the side bar.

It doesn't seem like this page ever existed and I don't think GJS
diverges from JavaScript's string handling, so just remove this link.

fixes #10

Add mention of the `console` object and its logging functions and a
short example of the `GNOME_SHELL_EXTENSION_UUID` variable used with
`journald`.

Move the longer examples of debugging GNOME Shell extensions to the
"Debugging" page and expand it a little bit more.

Fixes #38

- Replace double quotes with single quotes
- Fix `filepath` variable name
- Add link to `Gio.File.replace_contents_bytes_async()`

Update some links to point to the new GLib documentation and fix a typo
in a code example

This page is intended to explain why extensions break, why the
version validation was turned back on and other related points of
confusion for the user community.

Florian Müllner authored Nov 06, 2021 and Andy Holmes committed Nov 09, 2021

Disposing a GObject - which is what Clutter.Actor.destroy() does - will
disconnect all handlers that are connected to any of that object's
signals.

That is, the current example actually shows a case where it is perfectly
fine to *not* disconnect signals explicitly. Replace it with an example
where disconnecting the signal is strictly necessary.