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Did you test it on 3.x versions? I don't think properties like line 9 and 64 (helpers/async.js) would work on 3.x versions. You did that in other files too.
No, I haven't. Thanks for pointing that out. The problem is that it would require a lot of effort to test all Gnome versions listed in metadata.json. I'm aware of the idea to get support to run code in various Gnome environments by the Gnome Builder, but that still has not been implemented yet. See https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-builder/-/issues/1484 Is there any option to check it other than installing a full OS for each Gnome version manually? Ideally an automated smoke test could be written for testing this out. If manual testing is the only option now, then I would rather change the JS syntax to the old format.
I'm going to reject this since that shouldn't work on 3.x versions but you have these options: 1. Use VM to test it out before sending them to ego. 2. Use your own API with version checking like what I do with my own extension. That's not related to this issue though. It will only apply to different monkey patching for different GNOME Shells. 3. Drop old versions and only use current GNOME Shell version in the metadata. ego supports multi versioning so the old versions will be only available for users with old GNOME Shells.
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