MPT-19489 refactor fixtures to replace chat_id with created_chat#272
MPT-19489 refactor fixtures to replace chat_id with created_chat#272
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRemoved seeded helpdesk chat/channel IDs from test config and fixtures; updated participant fixtures to use created chat resources; and replaced many ID/non-null assertions in helpdesk e2e tests with runtime type ( Changes
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tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/participants/conftest.py (1)
10-11: Prefer reusable chat fixtures for these non-destructive participant flows.Line 10 and Line 15 now bind to
created_chat, which moves these tests toward per-test chat/case creation. For read-only/safe mutation scenarios, this can add avoidable API churn and slower E2E runtime; consider reusing a stable seeded chat fixture (or explicitly documenting/cleaning up created chat resources if isolation is required).Based on learnings: In end-to-end tests, reuse existing API resources for read-only operations and safe mutations, and reserve isolated create/cleanup fixtures for destructive tests.
Also applies to: 15-16
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/participants/conftest.py` around lines 10 - 11, The chat_participants_service fixture currently depends on created_chat (def chat_participants_service(mpt_ops, created_chat)) which forces per-test chat creation; change it to use a reusable seeded chat fixture (e.g., seeded_chat or stable_chat) for non-destructive/read-only participant flows so tests reuse a stable pre-seeded chat via mpt_ops.helpdesk.chats.participants(seed_chat.id), or if isolation is required, explicitly document and add cleanup to created_chat so created_chat is torn down after the test; update the fixture signature and references to use the chosen stable fixture name (or add explicit cleanup logic around created_chat) to reduce E2E churn.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/participants/conftest.py`:
- Around line 10-11: The chat_participants_service fixture currently depends on
created_chat (def chat_participants_service(mpt_ops, created_chat)) which forces
per-test chat creation; change it to use a reusable seeded chat fixture (e.g.,
seeded_chat or stable_chat) for non-destructive/read-only participant flows so
tests reuse a stable pre-seeded chat via
mpt_ops.helpdesk.chats.participants(seed_chat.id), or if isolation is required,
explicitly document and add cleanup to created_chat so created_chat is torn down
after the test; update the fixture signature and references to use the chosen
stable fixture name (or add explicit cleanup logic around created_chat) to
reduce E2E churn.
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tests/e2e/helpdesk/channels/test_async_channels.py (1)
11-16:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalFix dangling fixture reference in
test_get_channel.Line 11 still depends on
channel_id, but the fixture appears removed intests/e2e/helpdesk/channels/conftest.py. This can break test collection/execution (fixture 'channel_id' not found).Proposed fix
-async def test_get_channel(async_mpt_ops, channel_id): +async def test_get_channel(async_mpt_ops, async_created_channel): service = async_mpt_ops.helpdesk.channels - result = await service.get(channel_id) + result = await service.get(async_created_channel.id) assert isinstance(result, Channel) + assert result.id == async_created_channel.id🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/channels/test_async_channels.py` around lines 11 - 16, test_get_channel currently takes a removed fixture channel_id; update the test to create its own channel before calling get: remove the channel_id parameter from test_get_channel, call service.create(...) (via async_mpt_ops.helpdesk.channels.create) to create a channel, capture the returned channel id, then call service.get(channel_id) and assert isinstance(result, Channel). Ensure you await the create and use the created id when calling get so the test no longer depends on the missing fixture.
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tests/e2e/helpdesk/forms/test_sync_forms.py (1)
42-42: Strengthentest_publish_formwith a state assertion.Type validation alone won’t catch a failed publish transition. Add a status assertion like in
test_unpublish_form.Proposed patch
def test_publish_form(mpt_ops, created_form): result = mpt_ops.helpdesk.forms.publish(created_form.id) assert isinstance(result, Form) + assert result.status == "Published"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/forms/test_sync_forms.py` at line 42, Add a state assertion to test_publish_form: after the existing type check (assert isinstance(result, Form)), assert the form's published state matches the expected value (e.g. assert result.status == "published" or, if your code uses an enum, assert result.status == FormStatus.PUBLISHED). Mirror the assertion style used in test_unpublish_form to ensure the publish transition actually occurred.tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/attachment/test_sync_attachment.py (1)
26-27: Consider preserving ID checks in get/update attachment tests.Please keep
isinstance(...)but also assert ID equality withcreated_chat_attachment.idso these tests still confirm the exact target resource.Also applies to: 37-38
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/attachment/test_sync_attachment.py` around lines 26 - 27, Keep the existing isinstance(result, ChatAttachment) assertions but also assert the attachment IDs match the resource created earlier; specifically add an equality check comparing result.id to created_chat_attachment.id in the get and update attachment tests (where result is asserted as a ChatAttachment) so the tests verify they target the exact created resource.tests/e2e/helpdesk/queues/test_async_queues.py (1)
14-14: Consider keeping identity assertions for get/update.
assert isinstance(result, Queue)is useful, but addingresult.id == async_created_queue.idwould better protect against wrong-resource returns in these paths.Also applies to: 35-36
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/queues/test_async_queues.py` at line 14, The test currently only asserts type with "assert isinstance(result, Queue)" which can miss wrong-resource returns; update the assertions in the get/update test paths (where "result" and "async_created_queue" are used) to also assert identity by checking "result.id == async_created_queue.id" (and similarly for any other occurrences noted around lines 35-36) so the tests verify both type and that the returned Queue is the exact created resource.tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/parameters/test_sync_parameters.py (1)
19-19: Keep ID checks in sync get/update tests.Type assertions alone are less strict here; please also assert returned IDs match
created_parameter_group_parameter.idon get/update.Also applies to: 47-48
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/parameters/test_sync_parameters.py` at line 19, The get/update tests only assert type via "isinstance(result, ParameterGroupParameter)" but must also verify the returned object's id matches the created fixture; add an assertion comparing result.id (or result.get("id") if dict) to created_parameter_group_parameter.id in both the get and update tests (where created_parameter_group_parameter is used) so the returned resource is the same one created earlier.tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/test_sync_parameter_groups.py (1)
17-17: Retain ID equality checks for stronger sync coverage.For get/update,
isinstancealone is weaker than asserting the returnedParameterGroupis the expected fixture resource.Also applies to: 38-39
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/test_sync_parameter_groups.py` at line 17, The test currently only checks type with "assert isinstance(result, ParameterGroup)" which is weak; update the assertions in tests in test_sync_parameter_groups.py to also assert that the returned resource matches the expected fixture by comparing their IDs (e.g., assert result.id == expected_fixture.id) and optionally keep the isinstance check for clarity; apply the same change to the get/update assertions referenced around the other assertions (the result, ParameterGroup, and fixture/expected_fixture variables).tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/test_async_parameter_groups.py (1)
17-17: Keep ID equality checks alongsideisinstancefor get/update.On Line 17 and Line 42, type-only assertions can pass even if the service returns a different
ParameterGroup. Retain identity assertions to validate correct resource targeting.Also applies to: 42-43
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/test_async_parameter_groups.py` at line 17, The assertion only checks type (assert isinstance(result, ParameterGroup)) which can hide wrong resource returns; add identity checks alongside the isinstance assertions by comparing the returned object's id to the expected ParameterGroup id (e.g., assert result.id == created.id) in the get/update tests (the result variable and ParameterGroup class referenced on lines around 17 and 42-43) so the tests validate both type and correct resource targeting.tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/parameters/test_async_parameters.py (1)
21-21: Preserve resource identity checks in get/update tests.
isinstance(...)is good, but on Line 21 and Line 50 the tests no longer verify that the returned object is the same created fixture resource. Please keep both type and ID assertions for stronger regression coverage.Proposed hardening
- assert isinstance(result, ParameterGroupParameter) + assert isinstance(result, ParameterGroupParameter) + assert result.id == async_created_parameter_group_parameter.id @@ - assert isinstance(result, ParameterGroupParameter) + assert isinstance(result, ParameterGroupParameter) + assert result.id == async_created_parameter_group_parameter.id assert result.to_dict().get("displayOrder") == update_data["displayOrder"]Also applies to: 50-51
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/parameters/test_async_parameters.py` at line 21, The test currently only asserts type with "assert isinstance(result, ParameterGroupParameter)"; update both the get and update tests to also assert resource identity by checking the returned object's id matches the created fixture's id (e.g., add "assert result.id == <created_fixture>.id" or "assert result is <created_fixture>" where <created_fixture> is the fixture variable that created the ParameterGroupParameter), ensuring you keep the existing isinstance(result, ParameterGroupParameter) assertion as well.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/answers/test_sync_answers.py`:
- Line 17: The current assertion only checks type (assert isinstance(result,
ChatAnswer)); strengthen the E2E test by also asserting operation-specific
invariants: verify result.id equals the expected stable id (e.g., expected_id
variable or fixture), check key updated fields (for example result.status,
result.content or result.updated_at) have the expected values or transitions,
and validate any transition-related flags (e.g., result.is_synced or
result.sync_state) where applicable; keep the isinstance check but add explicit
equality/contains/regex assertions for id and the relevant fields referenced in
this test (result, ChatAnswer) and apply the same pattern to the other
occurrences noted.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/channels/test_async_channels.py`:
- Around line 11-16: test_get_channel currently takes a removed fixture
channel_id; update the test to create its own channel before calling get: remove
the channel_id parameter from test_get_channel, call service.create(...) (via
async_mpt_ops.helpdesk.channels.create) to create a channel, capture the
returned channel id, then call service.get(channel_id) and assert
isinstance(result, Channel). Ensure you await the create and use the created id
when calling get so the test no longer depends on the missing fixture.
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In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/attachment/test_sync_attachment.py`:
- Around line 26-27: Keep the existing isinstance(result, ChatAttachment)
assertions but also assert the attachment IDs match the resource created
earlier; specifically add an equality check comparing result.id to
created_chat_attachment.id in the get and update attachment tests (where result
is asserted as a ChatAttachment) so the tests verify they target the exact
created resource.
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/forms/test_sync_forms.py`:
- Line 42: Add a state assertion to test_publish_form: after the existing type
check (assert isinstance(result, Form)), assert the form's published state
matches the expected value (e.g. assert result.status == "published" or, if your
code uses an enum, assert result.status == FormStatus.PUBLISHED). Mirror the
assertion style used in test_unpublish_form to ensure the publish transition
actually occurred.
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/parameters/test_async_parameters.py`:
- Line 21: The test currently only asserts type with "assert isinstance(result,
ParameterGroupParameter)"; update both the get and update tests to also assert
resource identity by checking the returned object's id matches the created
fixture's id (e.g., add "assert result.id == <created_fixture>.id" or "assert
result is <created_fixture>" where <created_fixture> is the fixture variable
that created the ParameterGroupParameter), ensuring you keep the existing
isinstance(result, ParameterGroupParameter) assertion as well.
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/parameters/test_sync_parameters.py`:
- Line 19: The get/update tests only assert type via "isinstance(result,
ParameterGroupParameter)" but must also verify the returned object's id matches
the created fixture; add an assertion comparing result.id (or result.get("id")
if dict) to created_parameter_group_parameter.id in both the get and update
tests (where created_parameter_group_parameter is used) so the returned resource
is the same one created earlier.
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/test_async_parameter_groups.py`:
- Line 17: The assertion only checks type (assert isinstance(result,
ParameterGroup)) which can hide wrong resource returns; add identity checks
alongside the isinstance assertions by comparing the returned object's id to the
expected ParameterGroup id (e.g., assert result.id == created.id) in the
get/update tests (the result variable and ParameterGroup class referenced on
lines around 17 and 42-43) so the tests validate both type and correct resource
targeting.
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/test_sync_parameter_groups.py`:
- Line 17: The test currently only checks type with "assert isinstance(result,
ParameterGroup)" which is weak; update the assertions in tests in
test_sync_parameter_groups.py to also assert that the returned resource matches
the expected fixture by comparing their IDs (e.g., assert result.id ==
expected_fixture.id) and optionally keep the isinstance check for clarity; apply
the same change to the get/update assertions referenced around the other
assertions (the result, ParameterGroup, and fixture/expected_fixture variables).
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/queues/test_async_queues.py`:
- Line 14: The test currently only asserts type with "assert isinstance(result,
Queue)" which can miss wrong-resource returns; update the assertions in the
get/update test paths (where "result" and "async_created_queue" are used) to
also assert identity by checking "result.id == async_created_queue.id" (and
similarly for any other occurrences noted around lines 35-36) so the tests
verify both type and that the returned Queue is the exact created resource.
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tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/answers/test_sync_answers.py (1)
30-30:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorReintroduced weak E2E assertions (type-only) reduce test signal.
At Line 30, Line 38, Line 45, Line 53, Line 59, and Line 65,
isinstancealone is too weak here because these methods already deserialize toChatAnswer. Keep the type check, but also assert operation invariants (at minimum stableid, plus transition/update-specific fields where applicable).Suggested tightening
def test_create_chat_answer(created_chat_answer): result = created_chat_answer assert isinstance(result, ChatAnswer) + assert result.id is not None def test_update_chat_answer(chat_answers_service, created_chat_answer, short_uuid): @@ result = chat_answers_service.update(created_chat_answer.id, update_data) assert isinstance(result, ChatAnswer) + assert result.id == created_chat_answer.id assert result.to_dict().get("name") == update_data["name"] def test_submit_chat_answer(chat_answers_service, created_chat_answer): result = chat_answers_service.submit(created_chat_answer.id) assert isinstance(result, ChatAnswer) + assert result.id == created_chat_answer.id def test_query_chat_answer(chat_answers_service, created_chat_answer): @@ result = chat_answers_service.query(submitted_chat_answer.id) assert isinstance(result, ChatAnswer) + assert result.id == submitted_chat_answer.id def test_validate_chat_answer(chat_answers_service, created_chat_answer): @@ result = chat_answers_service.validate(created_chat_answer.id, {"parameters": []}) assert isinstance(result, ChatAnswer) + assert result.id == created_chat_answer.id def test_accept_chat_answer(chat_answers_service, created_chat_answer): result = chat_answers_service.accept(created_chat_answer.id) assert isinstance(result, ChatAnswer) + assert result.id == created_chat_answer.idAlso applies to: 38-38, 45-45, 53-53, 59-59, 65-65
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/answers/test_sync_answers.py` at line 30, The current tests only assert isinstance(result, ChatAnswer) which is too weak; keep the type check but also assert stable invariants and operation-specific fields on the returned ChatAnswer instance: verify result.id is a non-empty stable identifier, assert expected status/phase or timestamps (e.g., result.status or result.updated_at) and content fields where the operation should change them (for create -> content/created_at, for update/transition -> id unchanged and fields changed as expected), and for any sync/list operations assert lengths or presence of known ids; update each assertion site that uses result and ChatAnswer to include these concrete checks so the test signals actual behavior rather than only type.
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tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/attachment/test_async_attachment.py (1)
23-26: Consider adding an attribute verification for completeness.While
isinstance(result, ChatAttachment)confirms the correct type is returned, this test only validates the type and not that the retrieved object corresponds to the expected attachment. An additional assertion verifyingresult.id == async_created_chat_attachment.idwould strengthen the test by confirming the API returned the correct resource.That said, this is optional given the PR's stated goal of using
isinstancechecks and the pattern is consistent across the refactored tests.💡 Optional enhancement
async def test_get_chat_attachment(async_chat_attachments_service, async_created_chat_attachment): result = await async_chat_attachments_service.get(async_created_chat_attachment.id) assert isinstance(result, ChatAttachment) + assert result.id == async_created_chat_attachment.id🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/attachment/test_async_attachment.py` around lines 23 - 26, The test test_get_chat_attachment currently only asserts the return type; enhance it to also verify the fetched object matches the created attachment by adding an assertion comparing identifiers (e.g., assert result.id == async_created_chat_attachment.id) after calling async_chat_attachments_service.get in order to confirm the API returned the expected ChatAttachment instance.tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/test_sync_parameter_groups.py (1)
14-17: Consider verifying the retrieved resource ID matches the requested ID.For a
gettest, asserting onlyisinstance(result, ParameterGroup)is weak because the return type is already enforced by the genericManagedResourceMixin[ParameterGroup]. The test would pass even if the service returned a differentParameterGroupthan the one requested.Proposed fix to strengthen the assertion
def test_get_parameter_group(parameter_groups_service, created_parameter_group): result = parameter_groups_service.get(created_parameter_group.id) assert isinstance(result, ParameterGroup) + assert result.id == created_parameter_group.id🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/test_sync_parameter_groups.py` around lines 14 - 17, The test test_get_parameter_group currently only asserts isinstance(result, ParameterGroup) which can pass even if the wrong resource is returned; update the assertion to verify the retrieved resource ID equals the requested ID by checking result.id == created_parameter_group.id after calling parameter_groups_service.get(created_parameter_group.id) (use the existing result and created_parameter_group symbols), ensuring the test validates that the service returned the specific ParameterGroup requested.tests/e2e/helpdesk/forms/test_async_forms.py (2)
11-14: Consider retaining ID verification for GET operation.The
isinstance(result, Form)check only validates the return type. For a GET-by-ID test, verifyingresult.id == async_created_form.idprovides stronger assurance that the correct resource was retrieved. The type is already implicitly guaranteed by the service's return type annotation.💡 Suggested enhancement
result = await async_mpt_ops.helpdesk.forms.get(async_created_form.id) - assert isinstance(result, Form) + assert isinstance(result, Form) + assert result.id == async_created_form.id🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/forms/test_async_forms.py` around lines 11 - 14, The test_get_form currently only asserts isinstance(result, Form) which doesn't confirm the GET-by-ID returned the correct resource; update the test to additionally assert that result.id == async_created_form.id after calling async_mpt_ops.helpdesk.forms.get(async_created_form.id) so the test verifies the retrieved Form's identity (keep the existing isinstance check if desired).
39-42: Inconsistent withtest_unpublish_form— consider adding status verification.
test_unpublish_form(line 48) assertsresult.status == "Unpublished", but this test only checks the type. For consistency and to verify the publish operation actually took effect, consider asserting the published status.💡 Suggested fix for consistency
async def test_publish_form(async_mpt_ops, async_created_form): result = await async_mpt_ops.helpdesk.forms.publish(async_created_form.id) assert isinstance(result, Form) + assert result.status == "Published"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/forms/test_async_forms.py` around lines 39 - 42, The test_publish_form currently only asserts the return type; update the test to also verify the publish state by checking result.status after calling async_mpt_ops.helpdesk.forms.publish(async_created_form.id) (mirror test_unpublish_form), e.g., add an assertion that result.status == "Published" (or the exact expected status string) to ensure the publish operation took effect.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Duplicate comments:
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/answers/test_sync_answers.py`:
- Line 30: The current tests only assert isinstance(result, ChatAnswer) which is
too weak; keep the type check but also assert stable invariants and
operation-specific fields on the returned ChatAnswer instance: verify result.id
is a non-empty stable identifier, assert expected status/phase or timestamps
(e.g., result.status or result.updated_at) and content fields where the
operation should change them (for create -> content/created_at, for
update/transition -> id unchanged and fields changed as expected), and for any
sync/list operations assert lengths or presence of known ids; update each
assertion site that uses result and ChatAnswer to include these concrete checks
so the test signals actual behavior rather than only type.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/chats/attachment/test_async_attachment.py`:
- Around line 23-26: The test test_get_chat_attachment currently only asserts
the return type; enhance it to also verify the fetched object matches the
created attachment by adding an assertion comparing identifiers (e.g., assert
result.id == async_created_chat_attachment.id) after calling
async_chat_attachments_service.get in order to confirm the API returned the
expected ChatAttachment instance.
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/forms/test_async_forms.py`:
- Around line 11-14: The test_get_form currently only asserts isinstance(result,
Form) which doesn't confirm the GET-by-ID returned the correct resource; update
the test to additionally assert that result.id == async_created_form.id after
calling async_mpt_ops.helpdesk.forms.get(async_created_form.id) so the test
verifies the retrieved Form's identity (keep the existing isinstance check if
desired).
- Around line 39-42: The test_publish_form currently only asserts the return
type; update the test to also verify the publish state by checking result.status
after calling async_mpt_ops.helpdesk.forms.publish(async_created_form.id)
(mirror test_unpublish_form), e.g., add an assertion that result.status ==
"Published" (or the exact expected status string) to ensure the publish
operation took effect.
In `@tests/e2e/helpdesk/parameter_groups/test_sync_parameter_groups.py`:
- Around line 14-17: The test test_get_parameter_group currently only asserts
isinstance(result, ParameterGroup) which can pass even if the wrong resource is
returned; update the assertion to verify the retrieved resource ID equals the
requested ID by checking result.id == created_parameter_group.id after calling
parameter_groups_service.get(created_parameter_group.id) (use the existing
result and created_parameter_group symbols), ensuring the test validates that
the service returned the specific ParameterGroup requested.
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Closes MPT-19489
helpdesk.chat.idandhelpdesk.channel.idchat_idandchannel_idfixturescreated_chat(andcreated_chat.id) instead ofchat_idcreated_chatand derive id viacreated_chat.id