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In case of multiple inheritance, it is required that the ->json-data
method for the base class to allow for a next method.
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The region may not be in capital letters
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If we create them dynamically, we won’t be able to delete them due to
a hole in GLib: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/-/issues/993
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The client API had several problems:
- using records instead of GOOPS means that we aren’t flexible enough
to introduce accounts protected by a password, for a multi-user
application;
- saving the user database to disk means we can’t have a proper
immutable API;
- it was difficult to predict when the users database would change,
and inform the user interface about this change;
- it had two different ways to negociate an access token, one when we
had a refresh token and one when we did not;
- it was supposed to either use account objects or a subject / issuer
pair, now we only use account objects.
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