This is only used in one app, and one views.py out of 38. There's only
this one views.py remaining that uses render_to_response with
context_instance. If this was modern Django code written by me I would
have used class-based views and a mixin modifying get_context_data
(Thank $deity for CBVs).
If you are simply adding something to most every request, I would add a context
processor in the TEMPLATE settings.
Check out
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/topics/templates/#context-processors
In this example, I have an app called general. Within that is a py file called
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