Recent quarterly GNOME upgrade broke my desktop

Hello, dear community

I've got non-working gnome-shell with the recent GNOME upgrade in the new
2022Q2 quarterly port branch.
My laptop:
  [pavel.timofeev@carbon ~]$ freebsd-version -ku
  13.1-RC1
  13.1-RC1

I don't mention drm-fbsd13-kmod breakage due ABI changes (?) as I was able
to recompile it against 13.1-RC1 locally and make it work (with some visual
artefacts for some reason)

But I can't make that new GNOME work and switched to XFCE for now.
GDM starts fine, but once I login I get "oops, something went wrong"
message from gnome-shell.
I disabled GDM autostart and got this in my .xinitrc:
   exec gnome-session --debug > .xsession-errors 2>&1
Then I started X with startx. The error file is attached.

Found something similar on debian mail list, where they suggested upgrading
to gnome-shell 42.
https://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org/msg1849602.html
The reporter says it helped.
Not sure if I get the same error.

Am I the only one who experiences this issue with GNOME?