Description: Created a sanity test to check if the newly introduced -t option for ds-replcheck does not break anything when used with various connections.
Relates: https://pagure.io/389-ds-base/issue/51102
Reviewed by: ???
Probably, it'll sound more precise if you'll write: 'Check that ds-replcheck timeout option works with various connections mechanisms'
Also, the test case name should reflect that it focuses on the connection mechanisms part.
The rest looks good! Ack
rebased onto b1e4f5f2bdfbfb88ecbacbd356b9a281af6f332b
@spichugi Modified, please review. Thanks!
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Description:
Created a sanity test to check if the newly introduced -t option
for ds-replcheck does not break anything when used with various connections.
Relates: https://pagure.io/389-ds-base/issue/51102
Reviewed by: ???