Ignored in Meson < 0.60.0, deprecated since 0.60.1 and fatal since 0.61.0.
panels/applications/meson.build:10:5: ERROR: Function does not take positional arguments.
panels/background/meson.build:10:5: ERROR: Function does not take positional arguments.
panels/camera/meson.build:10:5: ERROR: Function does not take positional arguments.
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GTK4 changes how icons are loaded - only icons that are
set up to follow icon theme paths are recolored. The way
the network panel loaded icons wasn't compatible with this,
causing icons to stay dark in dark mode.
This commit adjusts the gresource so that icons are
in `$RESOURCE_BASE_PATH/icons/scalable/actions`. Since
GTK knows how to handle that automatically, we can
simply use `icon-name` instead of loading a full
icon path.
AdwActionRow handles many of the properties we use
CcListRow for. We can re-use it instead of re-creating it.
CcListRow is now an AdwActionRow with three suffixes.
The `activatable-widget` is set when the switch is visible.
Since our `icon-name` property was only used for the arrow
icon, it has been replaced with a `show-arrow` property.
The `bold` property has been removed - it was only used in
one place, and it's not a pattern used in other apps.
I decided to go this route because replacing all the
instances of CcListRow with AdwActionRow directly would
end up being more code.
When validating security settings for non-wifi connections, we
temporarily create a wireless connection. Unfortunately, when this
connection is destroyed, it'll clear the stored password from the 802.1x
settings object.
Avoid this by removing the setting before the temporary connection is
destroyed.
Closes: #337
Mutter sends modes in descending order of preference. By reverting
the order via `g_list_prepend`, we get unintended side effects
such as choosing the least preferred refresh rate by default (if
the selected mode is not marked as preferred).
Instead of adding complex logic in several places, make sure that
the assumption of descending preference is kept by simply not
inverting the order.
Closes https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/1562
The custom listboxes serve another purpose: to handle
row activation. Instead of using a custom listbox, we
can simply listen to the `activated` signal on the
rows that don't have a switch.
We were using this to move between groups and scroll
the page, but that's not necessary. All we need
to do is set `scroll-to-focus` on our GtkViewport.
This commit removes the keynav-failed callback
and all associated plumbing.
