just me being super paranoid, this should probably be "dn:"

Will this work if there are 2 or 3 wrapped lines for an attribute? All lines end with "\n" so I'm not sure what this check is actually doing.

just me being super paranoid, this should probably be "dn:"

Sure, I'll fix it.

Will this work if there are 2 or 3 wrapped lines for an attribute? All lines end with "\n" so I'm not sure what this check is actually doing.

This time I was too paranoid and put it as a precaution :D but I guess you a right, it's unlikely that we'll have a line without '/n'. (I am not sure what I was thinking at 1am, hah)

And it will work with 2+ wrapped lines

just me being super paranoid, this should probably be "dn:"

Sure, I'll fix it.

Will this work if there are 2 or 3 wrapped lines for an attribute? All lines end with "\n" so I'm not sure what this check is actually doing.

This time I was too paranoid and put it as a precaution :D but I guess you a right, it's unlikely that we'll have a line without '/n'. (I am not sure what I was thinking at 1am, hah)
And it will work with 2+ wrapped lines

Welllllll..... tiredness (lack of sleep, staying up late) affects your brain worse than alcohol ... so you may as well just work drunk ;)

LGTM

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