@rogatio/cli 6.21.1 → 6.21.3

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  | `rogatio import requestly <export.json>` | Migrate a Requestly export into `.rogatio.json`. `--out <path>` chooses the file (default `.rogatio.json`); `--merge` appends onto an existing project; `--json` prints the report. |
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  | `rogatio test [path] [url...]` | Run offline dry-run tests. Any filename is accepted; the default is `.rogatio.json` in the current directory. |
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  | `rogatio ai <setup\|ls\|show\|delete\|test>` | AI provider configuration. `setup` interactive; `ls` list; `show` redacted; `delete` remove; `test` connection. |
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- | `rogatio runtime <install\|uninstall\|verify>` | Register the native-messaging host with `install` and trust the device-local CA in one **transactional** call; it needs elevated privileges (Linux `sudo`, macOS keychain authorization, Windows Administrator) and rolls back with exit `1` and `trust unsupported: <reasons>` when a capability or elevation is missing. Release users never pass `--extension-id`. That flag is only for development (a local unpacked build without the release key) and for forks. `uninstall` removes the host manifest, the device-local CA files, and the CA trust installation (idempotent). `verify` reports whether manifest, `runtime-host` wrapper, allowed origins, and CA trust are all valid, and fails when `allowed_origins` omits the release ID. Release users never pass `--extension-id` on verify either. |
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+ | `rogatio runtime <install\|uninstall\|verify>` | Register the native-messaging host with `install` and trust the device-local CA in one **transactional** call; it needs elevated privileges (Linux `sudo`, macOS keychain authorization, Windows Administrator) and rolls back with exit `1` and `trust unsupported: <reasons>` when a capability or elevation is missing. Release users never pass `--extension-id`. That flag is only for development (a local unpacked build without the release key) and for forks. `uninstall` removes the host manifest, the device-local CA files, and the CA trust installation (idempotent). If the trust-store refresh fails, it exits `1` and does not print `runtime uninstall complete`. `verify` reports whether manifest, `runtime-host` wrapper, allowed origins, and CA trust are all valid, and fails when `allowed_origins` omits the release ID. Release users never pass `--extension-id` on verify either. |
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  | `rogatio runtime host [path]` | Run the consolidated native-messaging host for the project (pair/authorize/body transforms and mock responses over stdio). Normally launched by the browser; run manually only for debugging. `--root <dir>` overrides the confined mock file root. When omitted, a saved device-local root for that project file is used, otherwise the project directory. A stdin project that contains a file mock requires `--root`. |
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  `rogatio edit` includes **Run checks**. It calls `POST /e/<session>/api/doctor` (session path, loopback Origin, and `X-CSRF-Token`) and shows editor checks plus the same report as `rogatio doctor` for the open file. A provider configured after the page opened is picked up on the next `rogatio edit`.