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improve display name for libsecret and gnome keyring - #278

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improve display name for libsecret and gnome keyring#278
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@akallabeth akallabeth commented Oct 10, 2025

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display user@domain if a non empty user is given.
This makes it easier to find an entry in e.g. seahorse as the display name is the one that is listed first.

display user@domain if a non empty user is given.
This makes it easier to find an entry in e.g. seahorse as the display
name is the one that is listed first.
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KangLin commented Oct 10, 2025

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In libsecret and gnome keyring, supporting service:key should map 1:n
No modification needed

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In libsecret and gnome keyring, supporting service:key should map 1:n No modification needed

you missed the point of this pull request.
this is the display name of an entry.
currently this is just service which is a little inconvenient if your application has more than one entry (so they all have the same name)
with this pr the name displayed is one that has both, the service name and the key in them.

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frankosterfeld merged commit d1c89ce into frankosterfeld:main Jan 6, 2026
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akallabeth deleted the libsecret-display branch January 7, 2026 05:40
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