Instead of silent exception we can use a check if a file exists. And if it is there, then delete it.

For a better readability let's use multiline instead of hardcoding new line symbols.

Please put this on the same line at the start of the docstring

Perhaps this should be a fixture? If the test fails in the middle, it will leave the instance with this setting on for the following tests.

Instead of silent exception we can use a check if a file exists. And if it is there, then delete it.

Done

For a better readability let's use multiline instead of hardcoding new line symbols.

Done

Please put this on the same line at the start of the docstring

Done

Perhaps this should be a fixture? If the test fails in the middle, it will leave the instance with this setting on for the following tests.

Done

Instead of silent exception we can use a check if a file exists. And if it is there, then delete it.

Done

I meant something like this:

if os.path.exists(import_ldif):
    os.remove(import_ldif)

Typo in "bogus" here and below in the file name.

Please use triple quotes for the multiline here.

Please use more descriptive name for this fixture, for example toggle_private_import_mem.

Instead of silent exception we can use a check if a file exists. And if it is there, then delete it.

Done

I meant something like this:
if os.path.exists(import_ldif):
os.remove(import_ldif)

Done

Typo in "bogus" here and below in the file name.

Done

Please use triple quotes for the multiline here.

Done

Please use more descriptive name for this fixture, for example toggle_private_import_mem.

Done

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