Summary
In the documentation about Application Hooks https://docs.litestar.dev/2/usage/the-litestar-app.html#after-exception, you write:
The afterexception hook takes a sync or async callable that is called with three arguments: the exception that occurred, the ASGI scope of the request or websocket connection, and the application state.
However, the example function below has only two arguments (exc and scope) and the application state is accessed from scope["app"].state.
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