> I agree with Russ that why I hinted this might be better left for domain code. In my decorator I do check for an instance of HttpResponse and pass that thru unchanged. So of you want to return a HttpResponseRedirect inside if a if statment it will still work. My only problem is the boiler plate code required to check accept headers and returning the correct response format. Say you want to create an API were the same view function returns multiple response formats. I'm cool with anything that make it so we don't have use RequestContext it seems like doing so is always the defualt anyways
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