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This covers bug 784208, gtk-doc generated warnings like this one:
Warning: multiple "IDs" for constraint linkend: api-index-3.2.
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Let's have it as it's common to be, which means top level src/ for
sources, single data/ for data, and so on.
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That also means less work for the developers/comment writers, as
the new functions/comments are taken automatically into the generated
documentation.
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Even `make distcheck` was failing when building gtk-doc due to incorrect
references to built sources used in the documentation.
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The file references were written as relative paths, which doesn't
work when the build directory isn't the same as the source directory.
This is the case during 'make distcheck'.
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- Remove trailing tabs.
- Add terminators to multi-line lists.
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Backends will be able to obtain OAuth 2.0 access tokens through this
interface instead of talking directly to an "online accounts" service.
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Combine the interface, proxy, and skeleton APIs for each D-Bus
interface into one Gtk-Doc section. GNOME Online Accounts does this
and it's cleaner and easier to navigate from the Table of Contents.
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Equivalent to calling AllowAuthPrompt() on each exported data source,
but cuts way down on the D-Bus traffic. Since the registry service is
commonly activated during a desktop session startup, this can actually
clog up the session bus and slow down login.
This leaves the source-specific AllowAuthPrompt() method unused, but
there are still use cases for it which we haven't implemented yet, so
leave it be.
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Defines two new D-Bus interfaces for data source object paths:
org.gnome.evolution.dataserver.Source.RemoteCreatable
Create() - creates a remote resource
org.gnome.evolution.dataserver.Source.RemoteDeletable
Delete() - deletes a remote resource
These methods will be invoked through ESource objects on the client
side. On the server side, the corresponding EServerSideSource will
receive the method invocation, but forward to an ECollectionBackend
to perform the actual operation.
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Really need to get distcheck working again...
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