Best Python code snippet using gabbi_python
test_suitemaker.py
Source: test_suitemaker.py
...84 self.assertIn(85 'duplicate method/URL directive in "foo_duplicate_methods"',86 str(failure.exception)87 )88 def test_dict_on_invalid_key(self):89 test_yaml = {'tests': [{90 'name': '...',91 'GET': '/',92 'response_html': {93 'foo': 'hello',94 'bar': 'world',95 }96 }]}97 with self.assertRaises(exception.GabbiFormatError) as failure:98 suitemaker.test_suite_from_dict(self.loader, 'foo', test_yaml, '.',99 'localhost', 80, None, None)100 self.assertIn(101 "invalid key in test: 'response_html'",102 str(failure.exception)...
test_driver.py
Source: test_driver.py
...110 self.assertIn(111 'duplicate method/URL directive in "foo_duplicate_methods"',112 str(failure.exception)113 )114 def test_dict_on_invalid_key(self):115 test_yaml = {'tests': [{116 'name': '...',117 'GET': '/',118 'response_html': {119 'foo': 'hello',120 'bar': 'world',121 }122 }]}123 with self.assertRaises(driver.GabbiFormatError) as failure:124 driver.test_suite_from_dict(self.loader, 'foo', test_yaml, '.',125 'localhost', 80, None, None)126 self.assertIn(127 "invalid key in test: 'response_html'",128 str(failure.exception)...
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