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Switch resource.meta to be an object. - #45
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This changes the behavior of the meta object in a **backward-incompatible**
way. It goes from being a dict to an instance of a `ResourceMeta` class.
Example:
```python
import boto3
s3 = boto3.resource('s3')
s3.meta['service_name']
s3.meta['client']
s3.meta.service_name
s3.meta.client
```
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I think stylistically we should always be using "is not None" if we are comparing against None, which in this scenario we are.
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Looks good, just some small questions on the ResourceMeta class itself. |
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Switch `resource.meta` to be an object.
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This changes the behavior of the meta object in a backward-incompatible
way. It goes from being a dict to an instance of a
ResourceMetaclass.Example:
cc @jamesls, @kyleknap