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How to use test_failure_tuple_keys_ignore method in assertpy

Best Python code snippet using assertpy_python

test_dict_compare.py

...145        assert_that({(1,2):'a',(3,4):'b'}).is_equal_to({(1,2):'a',(3,4):'c'})146        fail('should have raised error')147    except AssertionError as ex:148        assert_that(str(ex)).is_equal_to("Expected <{.., (3, 4): 'b'}> to be equal to <{.., (3, 4): 'c'}>, but was not.")149def test_failure_tuple_keys_ignore():150    try:151        assert_that({(1,2):'a',(3,4):'b'}).is_equal_to({(1,2):'a',(3,4):'c'}, ignore=(1,2))152        fail('should have raised error')153    except AssertionError as ex:154        assert_that(str(ex)).is_equal_to("Expected <{.., (3, 4): 'b'}> to be equal to <{.., (3, 4): 'c'}> ignoring keys <1.2>, but was not.")155def test_failure_deep_tuple_keys_ignore():156    try:157        assert_that({(1,2):'a',(3,4):{(5,6):'b',(7,8):'c'}}).is_equal_to({(1,2):'a',(3,4):{(5,6):'b',(7,8):'d'}}, ignore=((3,4),(5,6)))158        fail('should have raised error')159    except AssertionError as ex:160        assert_that(str(ex)).is_equal_to("Expected <{.., (3, 4): {.., (7, 8): 'c'}}> to be equal to <{.., (3, 4): {.., (7, 8): 'd'}}> ignoring keys <(3, 4).(5, 6)>, but was not.")161def test_failure_single_item_tuple_keys_ignore():162    # due to unpacking-fu, single item tuple keys must be tupled in ignore statement, so this works:163    assert_that({(1,):'a',(2,):'b'}).is_equal_to({(1,):'a',(2,):'c'}, ignore=((2,),))...

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