Update call_fixture() to work with pytest 8.4.
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* Added property `id` to get service principal id ([#170](#170)). The service principal functionality has been enhanced with the introduction of a new `id` property, which returns the service principal ID as a string, simplifying its usage in tests. The `create` method has been updated to utilize this `id` property, ensuring consistency throughout the code. Additionally, the `id` property is now directly used when creating secrets, updating group memberships, and updating workspace assignments, with the exception of the `workspace_assignment.update` method. The logging of account links has also been updated to use the `id` property. Furthermore, test cases have been updated to include service principals in group members, and a new function `make_run_as` has been introduced to create service principals for testing purposes, along with a new test case `test_make_run_as_no_args` to verify its functionality, addressing issues related to no-cheat in linked pull requests and improving overall testing capabilities. * Updated `call_fixture()` to work with pytest 8.4 ([#166](#166)). The `call_fixture` function has been enhanced to support pytest version 8.4 and later, while maintaining backward compatibility with older versions. To address the deprecation of direct access to pytest fixtures since version 4.x, the function now dynamically checks the pytest version and utilizes the corresponding mechanism to unwrap fixtures. For pytest 8.4 and later, it leverages the `_get_wrapped_function` attribute, whereas for older versions, it relies on the `__pytest_wrapped__` attribute. Additionally, the function now includes input validation, raising a `ValueError` if the provided function is not a valid pytest fixture, ensuring more robust error handling. This update provides a temporary solution, with plans for future refinement to potentially utilize `pytest.FixtureRequest` and `request.getfixturevalue()` for accessing fixtures in a more supported and sustainable manner.
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# Release notes: * Added property `id` to get service principal id ([#170](#170)). The service principal functionality has been enhanced with the introduction of a new `id` property, which returns the service principal ID as a string, simplifying its usage in tests. The `create` method has been updated to utilize this `id` property, ensuring consistency throughout the code. Additionally, the `id` property is now directly used when creating secrets, updating group memberships, and updating workspace assignments, with the exception of the `workspace_assignment.update` method. The logging of account links has also been updated to use the `id` property. Furthermore, test cases have been updated to include service principals in group members, and a new function `make_run_as` has been introduced to create service principals for testing purposes, along with a new test case `test_make_run_as_no_args` to verify its functionality, addressing issues related to no-cheat in linked pull requests and improving overall testing capabilities. * Updated `call_fixture()` to work with pytest 8.4 ([#166](#166)). The `call_fixture` function has been enhanced to support pytest version 8.4 and later, while maintaining backward compatibility with older versions. To address the deprecation of direct access to pytest fixtures since version 4.x, the function now dynamically checks the pytest version and utilizes the corresponding mechanism to unwrap fixtures. For pytest 8.4 and later, it leverages the `_get_wrapped_function` attribute, whereas for older versions, it relies on the `__pytest_wrapped__` attribute. Additionally, the function now includes input validation, raising a `ValueError` if the provided function is not a valid pytest fixture, ensuring more robust error handling. This update provides a temporary solution, with plans for future refinement to potentially utilize `pytest.FixtureRequest` and `request.getfixturevalue()` for accessing fixtures in a more supported and sustainable manner.
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Internally the unit tests for pytester access pytest fixtures directly. This has been deprecated since 4.x, but the project currently contains some workarounds (in
call_fixture()) to do this anyway.In pytest 8.4, the internals changed which breaks the way
call_fixture()accesses the underlying fixture. This PR:call_fixture()minimally so that it also works with 8.4+.Resolves #165.