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Author brett.cannon
Recipients Nan Wu, brett.cannon, gvanrossum, martin.panter, ncoghlan, rhettinger
Date 2016-01-05.21:19:53
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In issue #25637, Guido said he didn't want to move stuff out of collections.abc, so the context manager ABC will go into contextlib.

To answer Martin's point, I could make __exit__ abstract to begin with to make people override it properly. The only reason I thought of providing a default implementation is that it inherently isn't required to be implemented to match the context manager interface/protocol. But as you pointed out, the usefulness of a context manager is derived from doing stuff in __exit__(), so I will make it abstract.
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