Of course, you can both work around this until your distro gets the new version of glibmm, by manually adding a the_refptr->reference() before it gets destroyed. If your source might be build on arbitrary machines, then this workaround could be made conditional on the glibmm version using a macro.
(Obviously you can't use an unnamed temporary for this, but in reality that was just for a concise bug replication; there would be no reason to not assign the return value to a variable in real code.) Be sure to prevent the extra ->reference() being compiled on systems that have the fix (whether it's your own after an upgrade, or end-users compiling your program), otherwise it will of course cause memory leaks as the refcount will be 1 too high under fixed glibmm.
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