> But if you use a context manager which silences the exception, like
> contextlib.suppress() or unittest.TestCase.assertRaises(), it is easy to
> do too.
>
> was_not_raised = False
> with my_context():
> do_something_sensitive()
> was_not_raised = True
> if was_not_raised:
> print("We're all safe.")
That is indeed a way to workaround my use case. I do still find a
with/else more elegant.
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