This is being broken by gconf-schemas, and affects any schema entry with an empty short_desc attribute. Taking /schema/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/repeat as an example here, it's schema originally (pre-trimmed) looks like this:
The above entry still works ok (note that the empty short_desc attribute has disappeared as expected). But, if gconf-schemas is run a second time, then it gets mangled like this:
This is because the regexp '<local_schema locale="([a-zA-Z0-9@._-]+)">' matches "<local_schema locale="C">" on the second run, and that whole section gets trimmed out along with the default value.
This is being broken by gconf-schemas, and affects any schema entry with an empty short_desc attribute. Taking /schema/ desktop/ gnome/periphera ls/keyboard/ repeat as an example here, it's schema originally (pre-trimmed) looks like this:
<entry name="repeat" mtime="1256315482" type="schema" stype="bool" owner="gnome" gettext_ domain= "libgnome- 2.0">
<local_schema locale="C" short_desc="">
<default type="bool" value="true"/>
</local_schema>
</entry>
When gconf-schemas is invoked to register or unregister a schema, the existing schemas with an empty short_desc attributed get trimmed like this:
<entry name="repeat" mtime="1256315482" type="schema" stype="bool" owner="gnome" gettext_ domain= "libgnome- 2.0">
<local_schema locale="C">
<default type="bool" value="true"/>
</local_schema>
</entry>
The above entry still works ok (note that the empty short_desc attribute has disappeared as expected). But, if gconf-schemas is run a second time, then it gets mangled like this:
<entry name="repeat" mtime="1256315482" type="schema" stype="bool" owner="gnome" gettext_ domain= "libgnome- 2.0">
</entry>
This is because the regexp '<local_schema locale= "([a-zA- Z0-9@._ -]+)">' matches "<local_schema locale="C">" on the second run, and that whole section gets trimmed out along with the default value.