Convert CaseInsensitiveDict response headers to dict #396
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Requests by default makes the response headers into it's own custom type,
`CaseInsensitiveDict`, which can't be JSON serialized without extra work.
This affects the `dog timeboard show ...` and `dog screenboard show ...`
commands, as they JSON encode the Python data structures and they will give
the following error message without this change:
TypeError: Object of type CaseInsensitiveDict is not JSON serializable
This fixes it by explictly converting the response headers object to a dict
before being added to the response object.
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Rebased on the latest master branch. |
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I can see this PR is no longer necessary as the addition of the response headers to the response object was reverted again in dac5c40. |
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Requests by default makes the response headers into it's own custom type,
CaseInsensitiveDict, which can't be JSON serialized without extra work.This affects the
dog timeboard show ...anddog screenboard show ...commands, as they JSON encode the Python data structures and they will give
the following error message without this change:
This fixes it by explictly converting the response headers object to a dict
before being added to the response object.