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Yep. Sounds much better.
However, not sure if passing the named argument as an attribute is the best. I'd see more of a ctx.kwargs attribute to being able to process it as you wants.
Beyond the minor risk of collision in the future, using attributes means using getattr(ctx, 'name', default) which seems less elegant than ctx.kwargs as a dict, which can be used in a more dynamic way.
Unless it is usual in python to pass kwargs arguments as attributes for a class.
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