> > As I did some other experiments, it seems to me, that there are
> > TWO '_thread_locals' objects, one filled in 'process_request' (which
> > has 'user' attribute set) and another one in 'get_current_user' which
> > does not.
The problem was in the fact, that i had
import middleware.threadlocals
in models.py, but
'MY_APP.middleware.threadlocals.ThreadLocals',
in settings.py in MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES
So this was TWO different names for the same modul and even if it get loaded,
then the '_thread_local' variable was not the same (comes from TWO different
modules), so it got TWO different values depending on what way it was used.
(and "Python threading.local() is NOT a singleton")
So I used literally the same names in both places and everything works ...
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Zdravi
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