How to use safe_dump method in molecule

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test_safe_yaml.py

Source:test_safe_yaml.py

...5from awx.main.utils.safe_yaml import safe_dump6@pytest.mark.parametrize('value', [None, 1, 1.5, []])7def test_native_types(value):8    # Native non-string types should dump the same way that `yaml.safe_dump` does9    assert safe_dump(value) == yaml.safe_dump(value)10def test_empty():11    assert safe_dump({}) == ''12def test_raw_string():13    assert safe_dump('foo') == "!unsafe 'foo'\n"14def test_kv_null():15    assert safe_dump({'a': None}) == "!unsafe 'a': null\n"16def test_kv_null_safe():17    assert safe_dump({'a': None}, {'a': None}) == "a: null\n"18def test_kv_null_unsafe():19    assert safe_dump({'a': ''}, {'a': None}) == "!unsafe 'a': !unsafe ''\n"20def test_kv_int():21    assert safe_dump({'a': 1}) == "!unsafe 'a': 1\n"22def test_kv_float():23    assert safe_dump({'a': 1.5}) == "!unsafe 'a': 1.5\n"24def test_kv_unsafe():25    assert safe_dump({'a': 'b'}) == "!unsafe 'a': !unsafe 'b'\n"26def test_kv_unsafe_unicode():27    assert safe_dump({'a': u'ð'}) == '!unsafe \'a\': !unsafe "\\U0001F409"\n'28def test_kv_unsafe_in_list():29    assert safe_dump({'a': ['b']}) == "!unsafe 'a':\n- !unsafe 'b'\n"30def test_kv_unsafe_in_mixed_list():31    assert safe_dump({'a': [1, 'b']}) == "!unsafe 'a':\n- 1\n- !unsafe 'b'\n"32def test_kv_unsafe_deep_nesting():33    yaml = safe_dump({'a': [1, [{'b': {'c': [{'d': 'e'}]}}]]})34    for x in ('a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'):35        assert "!unsafe '{}'".format(x) in yaml36def test_kv_unsafe_multiple():37    assert safe_dump({'a': 'b', 'c': 'd'}) == '\n'.join([38        "!unsafe 'a': !unsafe 'b'",39        "!unsafe 'c': !unsafe 'd'",40        ""41    ])42def test_safe_marking():43    assert safe_dump({'a': 'b'}, safe_dict={'a': 'b'}) == "a: b\n"44def test_safe_marking_mixed():45    assert safe_dump({'a': 'b', 'c': 'd'}, safe_dict={'a': 'b'}) == '\n'.join([46        "a: b",47        "!unsafe 'c': !unsafe 'd'",48        ""49    ])50def test_safe_marking_deep_nesting():51    deep = {'a': [1, [{'b': {'c': [{'d': 'e'}]}}]]}52    yaml = safe_dump(deep, deepcopy(deep))53    for x in ('a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'):54        assert "!unsafe '{}'".format(x) not in yaml55def test_deep_diff_unsafe_marking():56    deep = {'a': [1, [{'b': {'c': [{'d': 'e'}]}}]]}57    jt_vars = deepcopy(deep)58    deep['a'][1][0]['b']['z'] = 'not safe'59    yaml = safe_dump(deep, jt_vars)...

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