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It is deprecated and no longer necessary.
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Back in the days of PyGTK, there was only the gobject module, containing
bindings for both GLib and GObject. This is no longer the case.
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Analogous to 78816667

Since Python 3.3 the recommended location is collections.abc.Sequence,
and the collections.Sequence alias will be removed in 3.9.
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Python 3.9 nightly builds rely on intermixed declarations and statements
in their headers, so we can no longer enforce this.
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The latest version only supports Python 3.
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The autoconf-archive macros do not guarantee not to use $AX_foo names
for shell variables (see dbus#249, dbus!86).
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The latest version of tappy dropped Python 2 support, but I want to be
able to continue to run dbus-python tests on Python 2 for now.
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Being told that a `static inline` function was not inlined is not
particularly useful as a way to detect bugs.
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Python 3.8 removes the tp_str for various built-in types, so we would
print Double values as their repr (for example dbus.Double(0.5)), which
is a regression. Print them as 0.5 instead.
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Python 3.8 removes the tp_str for various built-in types, so we would
print Boolean values as their repr (for example dbus.Boolean(True)),
which is a regression. Print them as 0 or 1 instead, which was the
historical behaviour (arguably False or True would be better, but
that would be a behaviour change).
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Python 3.8 removes the tp_str for various built-in types, so we would
print long-derived values as their repr (for example dbus.Int64(42)),
which is a regression. Print them as 42 instead.
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Fixes: #31

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Saving and restoring the exception indicator breaks users of dbus-python
that rely on being able to raise SystemExit (or call sys.exit()) from a
dbus-python method, such as libsecret's test suite.

This reverts commit dbc0f7ef.
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Otherwise I'll probably forget a step, usually updating PyPI.
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This lets us catch them in the test code.

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This avoids unnecessary bus traffic, and when used on the system bus
it also avoids system log spam from the dbus-daemon rejecting the
unexpected reply.

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