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I wrote the below code

    import django.shortcuts
    def more_info(fun):
        "Django's    render    shortcut,    but    captures    information    for    testing\n                                When    using    Django's    render    shortcut    with    Jinja2    templates,    none    of\n                                the    information    is    captured    and    thus    you    can't    use    it    for    testing.\n                                This    alleviates    that    somewhat    by    capturing    some    of    the    information\n                                allowing    you    to    test    it.\n                                Caveats:\n                                *    it    does    *not*    capture    all    the    Jinja2    templates    used    to    render.\n                                Only    the    topmost    one    requested    by    the    render()    function.\n                                "
        @wraps(fun)
        def _more_info(request, template_name, *args, **kwargs):
            resp = fun(request, template_name, *args, **kwargs)
            resp.jinja_templates = [template_name]
            if args:
                resp.jinja_context = args[0]
            elif ('context' in kwargs):
                resp.jinja_context = kwargs['context']
            else:
                resp.jinja_context = {}
            return resp
        return _more_info
    django.shortcuts.render = more_info(django.shortcuts.render)

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def monkeypatch_render():