How to use test_put_created method in pyresttest

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functionaltest.py

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...181 test.headers = {u'Content-Type': u'application/​json'}182 test_response = resttest.run_test(test)183 self.assertEqual(True, test_response.passed)184 self.assertEqual(200, test_response.response_code)185 def test_put_created(self):186 """ Test PUT where item DOES NOT already exist """187 test = Test()188 test.url = self.prefix + '/​api/​person/​100/​'189 test.method = u'PUT'190 test.expected_status = [200, 201, 204]191 test.body = '{"first_name": "Willim","last_name": "Adama","login":"theadmiral", "id": 100}'192 test.headers = {u'Content-Type': u'application/​json'}193 test_response = resttest.run_test(test)194 self.assertEqual(True, test_response.passed)195 self.assertEqual(201, test_response.response_code)196 # Test it was actually created197 test2 = Test()198 test2.url = test.url199 test_response2 = resttest.run_test(test2)...

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test_connection.py

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...100 test = {"a": "b"}101 self.adapter.register_uri("PUT", "/​restconf/​data", json=test, status_code=200)102 response = self.connection.put("data", data={"test": "data"})103 self.assertEqual(test, response)104 def test_put_created(self):105 test = {"a": "b"}106 self.adapter.register_uri("PUT", "/​restconf/​data", json=test, status_code=201)107 response = self.connection.put("data", data={"test": "data"})108 self.assertIsNone(response)109 def test_put_no_response(self):110 self.adapter.register_uri("PUT", "/​restconf/​data", status_code=204)111 response = self.connection.put("data", data={"test": "data"})112 self.assertIsNone(response)113 def test_put_error(self):114 self.adapter.register_uri("PUT", "/​restconf/​data", json=self.test_error, status_code=404)115 with self.assertRaises(requests.HTTPError):116 self.connection.put("data", data={"test": "data"})117 def test_patch(self):118 self.adapter.register_uri("PATCH", "/​restconf/​data", status_code=204)...

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