In gobject_move_ref
, replace weak reference with strong reference in gc_preserve_glib
#89
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This prevents these objects, which are "subclasses" such as GtkCanvas, from being garbage collected. Previously, the code was supposed to intercept the garbage collection and do this "weak to strong" conversion if the object survives being unreferenced by Julia, but #87 seems to indicate a problem. This is a band-aid fix for that issue.
@nHackel @tknopp this seems to fix #87. I will look at consequences in Gtk4Makie and other downstream packages before merging.
This "fix" will probably prevent
GtkCanvas
and other subclasses that usegobject_move_ref
from ever being freed. A better fix will have to wait for someone to do a deep dive into the GObject <-> Julia object code.