Unable to access GroupProfile.name after updating to 3.1.0

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Python Version & Okta SDK Version(s)

Python v3.13.3
okta 3.1.0

Affected Class/Method(s)

okta.models.group_profile.GroupProfile

Customer Information

Organization Name: Splunk
Paid Customer: yes

Code Snippet

from okta.models.group_profile import GroupProfile
j = '{"description": "All users in your organization", "name": "Everyone"}'
profile = GroupProfile.from_json(j)
print(profile.name)

Debug Output / Traceback

https://gist.github.com/ericli-splunk/fb3c0f249d93c874852f55626585822e

Expected Behavior

Everyone is printed in the terminal. This is the behavior of okta==3.0.0.

Actual Behavior

See AttributeError: 'GroupProfile' object has no attribute 'name'.

Steps to reproduce

1. Run the code snippet provided above.

On okta==3.0.0, profile is:

GroupProfile(
    description='All users in your organization',
    name='Everyone',
    additional_properties={}
)

However, on okta==3.1.0, profile is:

GroupProfile(
    anyof_schema_1_validator=None,
    anyof_schema_2_validator=None,
    actual_instance=OktaUserGroupProfile(
        description='All users in your organization',
        name='Everyone',
        object_class=None, additional_properties={}
    ),
    any_of_schemas={'OktaUserGroupProfile', 'OktaActiveDirectoryGroupProfile'}
)

According to documentation, name should be a member of class GroupProfile.

To workaround this issue on okta==3.1.0, use print(profile.actual_instance.name) on line 4 instead.

References

https://github.com/okta/okta-sdk-python/blob/96ef4dc889098f2e95d4cd52b4e8ebd7f458da19/docs/GroupProfile.md