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__exit__() — requests Function Reference

Architecture documentation for the __exit__() function in sessions.py from the requests codebase.

Function python CoreAPI SessionLifecycle calls 1

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  0bcd8663_4576_1572_5342_b1e3ef5845a3["__exit__()"]
  b4dad953_9227_8b3f_4041_3f8f1f9f0b29["Session"]
  0bcd8663_4576_1572_5342_b1e3ef5845a3 -->|defined in| b4dad953_9227_8b3f_4041_3f8f1f9f0b29
  5881fd0d_1f47_3061_dcf5_4fc4c9dc8387["close()"]
  0bcd8663_4576_1572_5342_b1e3ef5845a3 -->|calls| 5881fd0d_1f47_3061_dcf5_4fc4c9dc8387
  style 0bcd8663_4576_1572_5342_b1e3ef5845a3 fill:#6366f1,stroke:#818cf8,color:#fff

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Source Code

src/requests/sessions.py lines 455–456

    def __exit__(self, *args):
        self.close()

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does __exit__() do?
__exit__() is a function in the requests codebase, defined in src/requests/sessions.py.
Where is __exit__() defined?
__exit__() is defined in src/requests/sessions.py at line 455.
What does __exit__() call?
__exit__() calls 1 function(s): close.

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