Don't call blockSignals, but instead, to avoid an infinite signal chain,
check KCoreConfigSkeleton::configChanged wasn't emitted by ourselves writing on the
config.
Plasma::Applet::configChanged() slot was never invoked when config was written from
QML, which is wrong.
Details
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Plasma - Commits
- R296:087be3e4f4be: get rid of blockSignals
Config still loads, plasma which makes heavy use of this still loads and saves
configs correctly, no infinite signal/slot recursions.
Now if somebody connects to KCoreConfigSkeleton::configChanged from outside of
this class, it wil lreceive correct signals when somebody writes to the config from
QML.
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Diff Detail
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- R296 KDeclarative
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