Added acc and make_acc_group fixtures
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* Added `acc` and `make_acc_group` fixtures ([#42](#42)). In this release, we have added two new fixtures, `acc` and `make_acc_group`, to the open-source library. The `acc` fixture provides a Databricks AccountClient object for use in tests, which can interact with the Databricks account API and automatically determines the account host from the `DATABRICKS_HOST` environment variable. The `make_acc_group` fixture is used for managing Databricks account groups, creating them with specified members and roles, and automatically deleting them after the test is complete. This fixture mirrors the behavior of the `make_group` fixture but interacts with the account client instead of the workspace client. These fixtures enable more comprehensive integration tests for the `acc` object and its various methods, enhancing the testing and management of Databricks account groups.
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* Added `acc` and `make_acc_group` fixtures ([#42](#42)). In this release, we have added two new fixtures, `acc` and `make_acc_group`, to the open-source library. The `acc` fixture provides a Databricks AccountClient object for use in tests, which can interact with the Databricks account API and automatically determines the account host from the `DATABRICKS_HOST` environment variable. The `make_acc_group` fixture is used for managing Databricks account groups, creating them with specified members and roles, and automatically deleting them after the test is complete. This fixture mirrors the behavior of the `make_group` fixture but interacts with the account client instead of the workspace client. These fixtures enable more comprehensive integration tests for the `acc` object and its various methods, enhancing the testing and management of Databricks account groups.
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In this update, two new fixtures
accandmake_acc_grouphave been introduced in the open-source library to enhance the testing capabilities of Databricks AccountClient objects and related functionalities. Theaccfixture provides a Databricks AccountClient object for interacting with the Databricks account API, requiring theDATABRICKS_ACCOUNT_IDenvironment variable. Themake_acc_groupfixture, on the other hand, is designed for managing Databricks account groups, similar to themake_groupfixture but utilizing the account client. These fixtures will allow for more comprehensive testing of Databricks account groups and their associated functionalities, improving the library's overall test coverage.