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Solve the following python programming problem given the following code:
@ patch.object (requests.Session, 'post') 
@ patch.object (GitHub, 'BASE_AUTH_URL') 
def test_authorization(self, auth_url, post) : 
    def assert_params(* args, **kwargs) : 
        data = kwargs.pop ('data') 
        assert (data ['client_id'] == '123') 
        assert (data ['client_secret'] == 'SEKRET') 
        assert (data ['code'] == 'KODE') 
        response = Mock () 
        response.content = b'access_token=asdf&token_type=bearer' 
        return response 
post.side_effect = assert_params 
    auth_url.__get__ = Mock (return_value = 'http://localhost/oauth/') 
    app = Flask (__name__) 
    app.config ['GITHUB_CLIENT_ID'] = '123' 
    app.config ['GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET'] = 'SEKRET' 
    github = GitHub (app) 
    @ app.route ('/login') 
    def login() : 
        return github.authorize (redirect_uri = 'http://localhost/callback') 
@ app.route ('/callback') 
    @ github.authorized_handler 
    def authorized(token) : 
        access_token.append (token) 
        return '' 
@ app.route ('/oauth/authorize') 
    def handle_auth() : 
        logger.info ('in /oauth/authorize') 
        called_auth.append (1) 
        assert (request.args ['client_id'] == '123') 
        logger.debug ('client_id OK') 
        assert (request.args ['redirect_uri'] == 'http://localhost/callback') 
        logger.debug ('redirect_uri OK') 
        return redirect ((request.args ['redirect_uri'] + '?code=KODE')) 
access_token = [] 
    called_auth = [] 
    client = app.test_client () 
    client.get ('/login', follow_redirects = True) 
    assert called_auth 
    assert (access_token == ['asdf']), auth_url 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: assert (access_token == ['asdf']), auth_url
assistant
#Here is Python code to fix the buggy line: assert (access_token == ['asdf']), auth_url
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assert (access_token == ['asdf']), access_token