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This update seems to strip out previous shell versions. Does this actually not work there?
Gnome 3.26 introduced changes in GJS to be ES6 compatible (https://speakerdeck.com/ptomato/modern-javascript-in-gnome). As a result of this logs are flooded with warnings. I updated the code to use new ES6 features. I think that must broke the extension for older Gnome Shell installations. Here is a bug report: https://github.com/elvetemedve/gnome-shell-extension-system-monitor/issues/47 Is there a way (other than installing different version of Gnome Shell) I can test the compatibility of the extension with other Gnome Shell versions? I don't know any easy solution to this, that's why I decided to drop support for old Gnome Shell versions.
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