Logbook has a ContextObject which is used by various objects, most notably the Handler class. As a context manager, these objects will push either greenlet or thread context depending on whether "gevent" support is enabled. There are explicit contextmanagers, push, and pop methods for each variant:
application context is global and so still has a purpose.
contextvars is available in all the Python versions we support, and greenlet 1.0+ supports it natively, so we can get rid of the thread/greenlet variants.
I wonder if we can already deprecate them and make them use context underneath.
Logbook has a
ContextObjectwhich is used by various objects, most notably theHandlerclass. As a context manager, these objects will push either greenlet or thread context depending on whether "gevent" support is enabled. There are explicit contextmanagers, push, and pop methods for each variant:applicationbound(),push_application(),pop_application()threadbound(),push_thread(),pop_thread()greenletbound(),push_greenlet(),pop_greenlet()contextbound(),push_context(),pop_context()applicationcontext is global and so still has a purpose.contextvarsis available in all the Python versions we support, and greenlet 1.0+ supports it natively, so we can get rid of thethread/greenletvariants.I wonder if we can already deprecate them and make them use
contextunderneath.