fix: cast games_count to string in Gtk.Label to fix crash on startup#362
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fix: cast games_count to string in Gtk.Label to fix crash on startup#362danparidae wants to merge 1 commit intokra-mo:mainfrom
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This change fixes a TypeError that prevents the application from launching on systems with newer environments (like CachyOS/Arch running Python 3.14). Strict type checking in recent PyGObject versions no longer automatically converts integers to strings for Gtk.Label. The application would fail to start with: "TypeError: Must be string, not int" during the source row creation.
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This change fixes a TypeError that prevents the application from launching on systems with newer environments (like CachyOS/Arch running Python 3.14).
Strict type checking in recent PyGObject versions no longer automatically converts integers to strings for Gtk.Label. The application would fail to start with:
"TypeError: Must be string, not int"
during the source row creation.