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In https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-session-manager/pull/208/files
we see that in
test-inhibit.c
the code was migrated to gdbus but
#include <dbus/dbus-glib.h>
was left in place at the top of the file. Building without it seemed to
work fine, implying we are not using it anymore in this file
Apparently some of the other gdbus PR's did this too or for whatever reason
these files are not using glib-dbus functions
In test-inhibit.c in main.c gsm-inhibitor.c main.c gsm-client.c gsm-util.c gsm-presence.c
the only remaining reference to dbus-glib is an include, removing
it did not stop the build from finishing
in gsm-systemd.c gsm-manager.c gsm-consolekid.c and dbus-client.c (probably the big one...)
we are actually still using dbus-glib functions, removing the include breaks the build
According to the official dbus-glib documentation, it is obsolete and replaced by GDBus.
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