The following Vala code:

  public GLib.List<Backend> enabled_backends
    {
      owned get
        {
          var backends = new GLib.List<Backend> ();
          foreach (var backend in this._prepared_backends.values)
            backends.prepend (backend);

          return backends;
        }

      private set {}
    }

results in the following C declaration:

GList* folks_backend_store_get_enabled_backends (FolksBackendStore* self);

If a CCode attribute is added to the getter as follows:

  public GLib.List<Backend> enabled_backends
    {
      [CCode (cname = "folks_backend_store_dup_enabled_backends")]
      owned get
        {
          …

the following C declaration is (correctly) generated:

GList* folks_backend_store_dup_enabled_backends (FolksBackendStore* self);



However, the get_property method for the class still refers to the property getter by its old name:

static void _vala_folks_backend_store_get_property (GObject * object, guint property_id, GValue * value, GParamSpec * pspec) {
	FolksBackendStore * self;
	self = FOLKS_BACKEND_STORE (object);
	switch (property_id) {
		case FOLKS_BACKEND_STORE_ENABLED_BACKENDS:
		g_value_set_pointer (value, folks_backend_store_get_enabled_backends (self));
		break;

Everything else seems to use the new name of the C getter function correctly, though.