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Fix _clean_params in-place dictionary edit bug#16
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ZeArioch wants to merge 12 commits intoEmersonElectricCo:masterfrom
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Fix _clean_params in-place dictionary edit bug#16ZeArioch wants to merge 12 commits intoEmersonElectricCo:masterfrom
ZeArioch wants to merge 12 commits intoEmersonElectricCo:masterfrom
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**kwargs are passed as copies into functions, therefore _clean_params had no effect on the caller's kwargs dict. Refactored the code into _check_args which doesn't rely on modifying kwargs in-place
hacks introduced to support messagebus broke core features - restoring previous functioning setup for now.
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Proposed fix for #12
Since Python doesn't like data structures changing while iterating over them, simply create a copy before processing.