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`idle_add()` is the same as timeout. Please remove it on destroy for the next version (line 20 helpers/file.js): https://gjs.guide/extensions/review-guidelines/review-guidelines.html#remove-main-loop-sources
Thanks for the feedback. The documentation mentioned that returning the value GLib.SOURCE_REMOVE also works fine. So I assumed that what you suggest will apply only when GLib.SOURCE_CONTINUE is returned or there is no return statement. See https://gjs.guide/guides/gjs/asynchronous-programming.html#removing-sources I'm a bit confused now.
That link is not related to extensions. As we mentioned on EGO review guidelines: > You MUST remove all active main loop sources in disable(), even if the callback function will eventually return false or GLib.SOURCE_REMOVE. https://gjs.guide/extensions/review-guidelines/review-guidelines.html#remove-main-loop-sources The reason we ask for mainloop removal on disable or destroy is that timeouts can get delayed and triggered after disable. That can lead to accessing destroyed instances or security issues. I approved this one since you used `idle_add` not `timeout_add`. They're usually get triggered very fast and that's why we are not that strict about `idle_add`. If you use `timeout_add` like that, it will get rejected.
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