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This fixes implicit enumeration type conversion.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=750480
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It’s time for libgdata to grow up and start guaranteeing some stability
for its users. In this vein, it’s already been API stable for around 3
years (since 0.9.1) — it’s about time that was made explicit.
http://upstream-tracker.org/versions/libgdata.html is quite interesting.
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The GLib functions are locale-independent. While there are few
situations where a locale-independent server-provided string would be
parsed differently by strtoul() in different user locales, it’s best to
be safe (and consistent with our use of g_ascii_strtod(), which more
easily causes problems).
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Even in error conditions, the callbacks for each of the operations in a
GDataBatchOperation should be called, or memory leaks could result.
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Add batch operation support. Batch operations are executed by creating a new
GDataBatchOperation, adding the required operations to it, then running it
(sync or async). Batch operations are only supported by services which
implement GDataBatchable.
This includes full test cases and documentation.
Closes: bgo#579169
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