fix: resolve missing pytest fixture in test_health_check#275
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test_health_check(client) declared a 'client' parameter expecting a pytest fixture that was never defined. Every other test in the suite uses the local get_client() helper instead. The error caused the entire test run to report an ERROR and the health endpoint was never actually tested.
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Closes #273
What was wrong
test_health_check(client)declaredclientas a parameter, expecting a pytest fixture that was never defined anywhere in the test file. Every other test uses the localget_client()helper directly. This caused pytest to report anERRORon every run, meaning the/healthendpoint was never actually tested.What changed
Removed the
clientparameter and addedclient = get_client()inside the function body, consistent with all other tests in the file.Tests
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