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| 1 | from contextlib import contextmanager |
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| 13 | def __init__( |
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| 14 | self, |
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| 15 | environ, |
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| 16 | charset=None, |
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| 17 | unicode_errors=None, |
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| 18 | decode_param_names=None, |
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| 19 | **kw |
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| 20 | ): |
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| 21 | super().__init__( |
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| 22 | environ, |
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| 23 | charset, |
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| 24 | unicode_errors, |
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| 25 | decode_param_names, |
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| 26 | **kw |
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| 27 | ) |
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| 28 | self._current_workspace = None # type: Workspace |
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| 29 | self._current_user = None # type: User |
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