Comment 17 for bug 1518058

Awesome /s

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That kind of thing is just plain annoying! It's just another irritant to people who develop using GTK. Maybe this is par for the course, but it sure doesn't help the reputation of GNOME when a point release can just randomly change positional placement of arguments, causing stuff to fail. It's one thing to mark something deprecated, and phase it out on the next major release, but this seems careless. The first warning (if you as a dev are not on the latest system) is when other people complain that stuff is broken.
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