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Description of problem:
hammer import user command checks for the role-mapping file even if the users are to be deleted.
How reproducible:
always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. run:
#hammer import user --csv-file=data/users.csv --delete --verbose
Actual results:
Role-mapping file /etc/hammer/cli.modules.d/role_map.yml not found, no roles will be assigned
Deleting from data/users.csv
Deleting imported user [177->5].
Expected results:
Do not check and print warning about missing mapping-file in case of user deletion.
Additional info:
There's also no need to override the execute() method used to check the availability of the mapping-file.