I have the following Python code, which worked fine in Python2, but is failing in Python3:


    class Camera(GObject.GObject):
        offset = GObject.property(type=int, minimum=-3600, maximum=3600)
        utc_offset = GObject.property(type=int, minimum=-24, maximum=24)


Here is the associated GSettings schema that I am trying to bind it to:


      <schema id="ca.exolucere.gottengeography.camera">
        <key type="x" name="offset">
          <range min="-3600" max="3600"/>
          <default>0</default>
        </key>
        <key type="x" name="utc-offset">
          <range min="-24" max="24"/>
          <default>0</default>
        </key>
      </schema>


And this is the error message that I get:


(gottengeography:18327): GLib-GIO-CRITICAL **: g_settings_bind: property 'offset' on class 'gg+camera+Camera' has type 'glong' which is not compatible with type 'x' of key 'offset' on schema 'ca.exolucere.gottengeography.camera'

(gottengeography:18327): GLib-GIO-CRITICAL **: g_settings_bind: property 'utc-offset' on class 'gg+camera+Camera' has type 'glong' which is not compatible with type 'x' of key 'utc-offset' on schema 'ca.exolucere.gottengeography.camera'


Originally I was using type 'i' in Python2, but that was giving the same error message, so I tried 'x' (among others) to see if anything would work, but nothing does. 

Other properties (like strings and floats) are working just fine, it's only ints that are the problem. I realize that Python3 has eliminated the concept of 'int' and replaced it with only 'long' type (but called 'int' still...), which is why it's using C type 'glong' internally, but there needs to be some way for me to have a GObject property that's an int, so I'm not sure what the correct solution to this is.