Added client context, with a disclaimer that it can be re-used. #91
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Theldus
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Hi @dkorolev,
Thank you for the PR.
I don't know why this took me so long to add, considering it's a feature that's been requested for at least two years. Thanks for considering my suggestions via email, it's exactly as I imagined.
Pls kindly let me sleep over how to best handle the fact that the same client context may be re-used.
As for my concern about whether it's usable after closing the connection, I don't think there's an issue like I thought: the user can't assume that the connection data still exists after it's closed, so we can move forward with this =).
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@Theldus , this follows your comment from 2022: #48 (comment).
Pls kindly let me sleep over how to best handle the fact that the same client context may be re-used.