fix: name of client_id parameter

The name client_role_id for the parameter is confusing because it
expects the client_id.

src/keycloak/keycloak_admin.py

@@ -2453,14 +2453,14 @@ def add_composite_client_roles_to_role(self, client_role_id, role_name, roles):
         )
         return raise_error_from_response(data_raw, KeycloakPostError, expected_codes=[204])
 
-    def update_client_role(self, client_role_id, role_name, payload):
+    def update_client_role(self, client_id, role_name, payload):
         """Update a client role.
 
         RoleRepresentation
         https://www.keycloak.org/docs-api/18.0/rest-api/index.html#_rolerepresentation
 
-        :param client_role_id: id of client (not client-id)
-        :type client_role_id: str
+        :param client_id: id of client (not client-id)
+        :type client_id: str
         :param role_name: role's name (not id!)
         :type role_name: str
         :param payload: RoleRepresentation
@@ -2470,7 +2470,7 @@ def update_client_role(self, client_role_id, role_name, payload):
         """
         params_path = {
             "realm-name": self.connection.realm_name,
-            "id": client_role_id,
+            "id": client_id,
             "role-name": role_name,
         }
         data_raw = self.connection.raw_put(

tests/test_keycloak_admin.py

@@ -1638,14 +1638,14 @@ def test_client_roles(admin: KeycloakAdmin, client: str):
 
     # Test update client role
     res = admin.update_client_role(
-        client_role_id=client,
+        client_id=client,
         role_name="client-role-test",
         payload={"name": "client-role-test-update"},
     )
     assert res == dict()
     with pytest.raises(KeycloakPutError) as err:
         res = admin.update_client_role(
-            client_role_id=client,
+            client_id=client,
             role_name="client-role-test",
             payload={"name": "client-role-test-update"},
         )