def test_deep_equals_ignore_extra_keys(self):
# don't try to do it this way, it doesn't work
# this is why we need Assert.complexly that does IGNORE_EXTRA_KEYS
actual = {
'an_integer': 32,
'a_string': 'stupendous',
'a_float': 14.34,
'a_list': ['cat', 'dog', 'mouse'],
}
expected = {
'a_string': 'stupendous',
}
Assert.deep_equal(actual, expected, ignore_extra_keys=True)
def test_deep_equal_failure_missing_key_without_message(self):
actual = {
'an_integer': 32,
'a_string': 'stupendous',
'a_list': ['cat', 'dog', 'mouse'],
}
expected = {
'an_integer': 32,
'a_string': 'stupendous',
'a_float': 14.342,
'a_list': ['cat', 'dog', 'mouse'],
}
try:
Assert.deep_equal(actual, expected)
except AssertionError as e:
expected = "expected keys ['a_float'] are absent in actual"
Assert.contains(expected, e.msg, )
def test_deep_equal_failure_extra_keys_with_message(self):
actual = {
'an_integer': 32,
'a_string': 'stupendous',
'a_float': 14.34,
'a_list': ['cat', 'dog', 'mouse'],
'a_thing': 'thing'
}
expected = {
'an_integer': 32,
'a_string': 'stupendous',
'a_float': 14.342,
'a_list': ['cat', 'dog', 'mouse'],
}
try:
Assert.deep_equal(actual, expected, msg="not complexly equal")
except AssertionError as e:
Assert.equal(e.msg, "not complexly equal")
