✅ Use proper is_active field in test_user.py
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is_active field in test_user.py
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LGTM
Previously UserCreate used default value for is_active (True) and test didn't fail because assertion was wrong.
@nauanbek, thanks!
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BEFORE: user_in = UserCreate(email=email, password=password, disabled=True)
AFTER: Use proper is_active field
Discussion: #1407