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How to use test_response_headers_fail_header method in gabbi

Best Python code snippet using gabbi_python

test_handlers.py

...140            self._assert_handler(handler)141        self.assertIn("Expect header content-type with value text/plain,"142                      " got application/json",143                      str(failure.exception))144    def test_response_headers_fail_header(self):145        handler = handlers.HeadersResponseHandler(self.test_class)146        self.test.test_data = {'response_headers': {147            'location': '/somewhere',148        }}149        self.test.response = {'content-type': 'application/json'}150        with self.assertRaises(AssertionError) as failure:151            self._assert_handler(handler)152        self.assertIn("'location' header not present in response:",153                      str(failure.exception))154    def _assert_handler(self, handler):155        # Instantiate our contained test class by naming its test156        # method and then run its tests to confirm.157        test = self.test('test_request')158        handler(test)

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