A GNOME extension to manage the built-in night light temperature
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That is the correct way to disconnect signals. Typically (in C) signals are automatically disconnected when the reference count drops to 0. In GJS, any variable pointing to an Object will prevent that. In the case of your extension, so long as your callbacks are only triggered from inside the Extension object and only access variables that are guaranteed to exist, you don't need to manually disconnect those signals.