use get_current_user when adding a book#12059
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Lgtm, we patch deployed this out and it fixed the issue! The recaptcha changes seem like a no-op, but it makes the code more logical. Note we were never able to repro this on testing or locally, and are unclear why.
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Closes #12043
Since I cannot reproduce the issue locally or on testing, I'm not totally sure if this will work.
Looking at the code path and where we are accessing a threaded dict, it seems like changing it to use the context variable is a very likely fix.
@cdrini what do you think?
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