code: def get_feature_state_for_scope(self, feature_id, user_scope, scope_name, scope_value):
          
          route_values = {}
          if feature_id is not None:
              route_values['featureId'] = self._serialize.url('feature_id', feature_id, 'str')
          if user_scope is not None:
              route_values['userScope'] = self._serialize.url('user_scope', user_scope, 'str')
          if scope_name is not None:
              route_values['scopeName'] = self._serialize.url('scope_name', scope_name, 'str')
          if scope_value is not None:
              route_values['scopeValue'] = self._serialize.url('scope_value', scope_value, 'str')
          response = self._send(http_method='GET',
                                location_id='dd291e43-aa9f-4cee-8465-a93c78e414a4',
                                version='5.0-preview.1',
                                route_values=route_values)
          return self._deserialize('ContributedFeatureState', response)
docs: GetFeatureStateForScope.
          [Preview API] Get the state of the specified feature for the given named scope
          :param str feature_id: Contribution id of the feature
          :param str user_scope: User-Scope at which to get the value. Should be "me" for the current user or "host" for all users.
          :param str scope_name: Scope at which to get the feature setting for (e.g. "project" or "team")
          :param str scope_value: Value of the scope (e.g. the project or team id)
          :rtype: :class:`<ContributedFeatureState> <azure.devops.v5_0.feature_management.models.ContributedFeatureState>`