From my past experience with the MVC pattern, we can access request in our templates via request.something.this. Continuing your videos, it seems like I don't see you ever accessing the request object as you do with job in the later lectures.
With a quick search, "... when using templates.TemplateResponse in a FastAPI web application, it is not mandatory to pass the request parameter explicitly."
Why are we passing the request object if we are not using it?
Yup, I had given it a try,
When I don't pass the context dictionary, I used to get an error saying: TemplateResponse() missing 1 required positional argument: 'context'
If we don't pass the request key in the context then TemplateResponse complained that a key named request is compulsory.
This is because starlette injects the properties of the request into context. For instance, the request can have an url,path, scheme(http/https). These are auto-injected to context. (Reference)
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