How to use _dead_letter_check method in localstack

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provider.py

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...853 if (854 queue.attributes855 and queue.attributes.get(QueueAttributeName.RedrivePolicy) is not None856 ):857 moved_to_dlq = self._dead_letter_check(queue, standard_message, context)858 if moved_to_dlq:859 continue860 # filter attributes861 if message_attribute_names:862 if "All" not in message_attribute_names:863 msg["MessageAttributes"] = {864 k: v865 for k, v in msg["MessageAttributes"].items()866 if k in message_attribute_names867 }868 # TODO: why is this called even if we receive "All" attributes?869 msg["MD5OfMessageAttributes"] = _create_message_attribute_hash(870 msg["MessageAttributes"]871 )872 else:873 del msg["MessageAttributes"]874 # add message to result875 messages.append(msg)876 num -= 1877 # TODO: how does receiving behave if the queue was deleted in the meantime?878 return ReceiveMessageResult(Messages=messages)879 def _dead_letter_check(880 self, queue: SqsQueue, std_m: SqsMessage, context: RequestContext881 ) -> bool:882 redrive_policy = json.loads(queue.attributes.get(QueueAttributeName.RedrivePolicy))883 # TODO: include the names of the dictionary sub - attributes in the autogenerated code?884 max_receive_count = redrive_policy["maxReceiveCount"]885 if std_m.receive_times > max_receive_count:886 dead_letter_target_arn = redrive_policy["deadLetterTargetArn"]887 dl_queue = self._require_queue_by_arn(dead_letter_target_arn)888 # TODO: this needs to be atomic?889 dead_message = std_m.message890 dl_queue.put(message=dead_message)891 queue.remove(std_m.message["ReceiptHandle"])892 return True893 else:...

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test_sqs.py

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...28 md5_listener = get_message_attributes_md5(msg_attrs_listener)29 msg_attrs_provider = {"timestamp": {"StringValue": "1493147359900", "DataType": "Number"}}30 md5_provider = provider._create_message_attribute_hash(msg_attrs_provider)31 assert md5_provider == md5_listener32def test_handle_string_max_receive_count_in_dead_letter_check():33 # fmt: off34 policy = {"RedrivePolicy": "{\"deadLetterTargetArn\":\"arn:aws:sqs:us-east-1:000000000000:DeadLetterQueue\",\"maxReceiveCount\": \"5\" }"}35 # fmt: on36 queue = provider.SqsQueue("TestQueue", "us-east-1", "123456789", policy)37 sqs_message = provider.SqsMessage(Message(), {})38 result = provider.SqsProvider()._dead_letter_check(queue, sqs_message, None)...

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