demsullivan
commented
8 years ago The way the middleware is currently set up, this isn't applicable, since we're creating a new instance of Honeybadger for every request. However, if we update the middleware to use the global singleton instead, then this makes sense. If you haven't found it useful to persist the context outside of requests in other frameworks, I'd say Django would be no different. Will implement that once I convert the middleware to use the global singleton.
joshuap
For Rails we automatically clear the global context after each request. Would this be desirable for Django, or does the context manager work differently? Would it be useful to be able to persist context outside of each request?