I just released a new PyGObject, for GNOME 3.7.3 which is due on Wednesday.

This is mostly a bug fix release. There is one API addition, it brings back official support for calling GLib.io_add_watch() with a Python file object or fd as first argument, in addition to the official API which expects a GLib.IOChannel object. These modes were marked as deprecated in 3.7.2 (only).

Thanks to all contributors!

Summary of changes (see change log for complete details):

• Add support for caller-allocated GArray out arguments (Martin Pitt) (#690041)
• Re-support calling GLib.io_add_watch with an fd or Python file (Martin Pitt)
• pygtkcompat: Work around IndexError on large flags (Martin Pitt)
• Fix pyg_value_from_pyobject() range check for uint (Martin Pitt)
• Fix tests to work with g-i 1.34.2 (Martin Pitt)
• Fix wrong refcount for GVariant property defaults (Martin Pitt) (#689267)
• Fix array arguments on 32 bit (Martin Pitt)
• Add backwards compatible API for GLib.unix_signal_add_full() (Martin Pitt)
• Drop MININT64/MAXUINT64 workaround, current g-i gets this right now (Martin Pitt)
• Fix maximum and minimum ranges of TYPE_(U)INT64 properties (Simonas Kazlauskas) (#688949)
• Ship pygi-convert.sh in tarballs (Martin Pitt) (#688697)
• Various added and improved tests (Martin Pitt)