fix: replace deprecated PyGTK positional arguments with keywords #571
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Summary
Fixes #560
This PR resolves PyGTK deprecation warnings in nemo-terminal by updating widget constructors to use keyword arguments instead of deprecated positional arguments.
Problem
When running nemo-terminal, the following deprecation warnings appear:
These warnings occur at:
Gtk.Label(label)Gtk.Button(_("Restore defaults"))Solution
Updated the deprecated constructors to use keyword arguments:
Gtk.Label(label)Gtk.Label(label=label)Gtk.Button(_("Restore defaults"))Gtk.Button(label=_("Restore defaults"))Changes
nemo-terminal/src/nemo-terminal-prefs.py:Gtk.LabelconstructorGtk.ButtonconstructorTesting
The changes follow the migration guide from the PyGObject deprecation warnings:
https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/PyGObject/InitializerDeprecations
After this fix:
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