build: Don't install glib-backports.h or pass it to GObject-Introspection #193
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…tion This is a backport of (a subset of) GLib's API, rather than being part of *our* API. If dependent projects need newer GLib API, they should have a newer GLib dependency or include their own backports. Signed-off-by: Simon McVittie <[email protected]>
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This is a backport of (a subset of) GLib's API, rather than being part of our API. If dependent projects need newer GLib API, they should have a newer GLib dependency or include their own backports.
This is technically a small API break, but hopefully nobody is actually doing
#include <libportal/glib-backports.h>(certainly https://codesearch.debian.net/search?q=libportal%2Fglib&literal=1 doesn't find any).Ideally this would be included in a "feature" release like 0.10.0, rather than a bugfix release like 0.9.2.