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No, Flask has global objects wrapping state objects in contextvars.
by formerly_proven 1y ago
No, Flask has global objects wrapping state objects in contextvars.
- nine_k 1y agoThis is even more funny, because now you need to switch the global reference according to the context. With GIL, it is easy; without it,...
- formerly_proven 1y agoYou misunderstand. The "request" or "g" objects in Flask are proxies which access the actual objects through contextvars, which are effectively thread-local storage with some extra sugar. The context stack of a contextvar is already within the TLS and therefore always bound to a specific thread.