Scrub args from keywords before initializing. #321
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This is wild.
The symptom you'd get is this: The first time
fedmsg.publish(topic=topic, msg=dict(...))
is ever called, fedmsgisn't initialized yet. Those topic and msg arguments are passed through
to
init(**kw)
as extra keyword arguments and so "topic" and "msg"appear in the global config dict (internally).
This never mattered in practice. They were there, and noone cared.
I'm hitting it now because in fmn, we try to call
fedmsg.meta.msg2link(msg=msg, **config)
but there is amsg
keyin config from the first time
publish
was called and so it failswith "cannot have two keyword arguments named 'msg'".