MCP Server Framework and Tool Development library for building custom capabilities into agents.
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# PR Description 1. Removes `arcade config` CLI command and it's helper function. 2. Upon `arcade login`, if the user does not have an `arcade.env` file, then a templated environment file is created for the user. 3. Removed `EngineConfig` and all references to it. Since there is no longer an `EngineConfig`, this PR refactors the CLI to compute the engine URL based on the command-line flags that were provided. 4. Renamed `arcade.toml` to `credentials.yaml`. If a user is using `arcade.toml`, then we will display a deprecation message and then automatically migrate their `arcade.toml` to `credentials.yaml`. NOTE: Eventually this auto-migration support should be removed. 5. `arcade.env` is now an optional file 6. Make `arcade show` default to `https://api.arcade-ai.com/v1` instead of localhost. ------- ## Ensuring engine url is still computed correctly: I used the following matrix to ensure that the behavior has not changed after the refactor. This matrix is tested in `test_utils.py` DEFAULT_HOST = "api.arcade-ai.com" DEFAULT_PORT = None DEFAULT_FORCE_TLS = False DEFAULT_FORCE_NO_TLS = False | Command Line Arguments | Host | Port | Force TLS | Force No TLS | Main's URL | This PR's URL | |----------------------------------------|-----------------|---------------|-----------|--------------|-----------------------------------|-----------------------------------| | | DEFAULT_HOST | DEFAULT_PORT | False | False | https://api.arcade-ai.com/v1 | https://api.arcade-ai.com/v1 | | --host localhost | localhost | DEFAULT_PORT | False | False | http://localhost:9099/v1 | http://localhost:9099/v1 | | -p 9099 | DEFAULT_HOST | 9099 | False | False | https://api.arcade-ai.com:9099/v1 | https://api.arcade-ai.com:9099/v1 | | --host localhost -p 9099 | localhost | 9099 | False | False | http://localhost:9099/v1 | http://localhost:9099/v1 | | --tls | DEFAULT_HOST | DEFAULT_PORT | True | False | https://api.arcade-ai.com/v1 | https://api.arcade-ai.com/v1 | | --host localhost --tls | localhost | DEFAULT_PORT | True | False | https://localhost:9099/v1 | https://localhost:9099/v1 | | -p 9099 --tls | DEFAULT_HOST | 9099 | True | False | https://api.arcade-ai.com:9099/v1 | https://api.arcade-ai.com:9099/v1 | | --host localhost -p 9099 --tls | localhost | 9099 | True | False | https://localhost:9099/v1 | https://localhost:9099/v1 | | --no-tls | DEFAULT_HOST | DEFAULT_PORT | False | True | http://api.arcade-ai.com/v1 | http://api.arcade-ai.com/v1 | | --host localhost --no-tls | localhost | DEFAULT_PORT | False | True | http://localhost:9099/v1 | http://localhost:9099/v1 | | -p 9099 --no-tls | DEFAULT_HOST | 9099 | False | True | http://api.arcade-ai.com:9099/v1 | http://api.arcade-ai.com:9099/v1 | | --host localhost -p 9099 --no-tls | localhost | 9099 | False | True | http://localhost:9099/v1 | http://localhost:9099/v1 | | --tls --no-tls | DEFAULT_HOST | DEFAULT_PORT | True | True | http://api.arcade-ai.com/v1 | http://api.arcade-ai.com/v1 | | --host localhost --tls --no-tls | localhost | DEFAULT_PORT | True | True | http://localhost:9099/v1 | http://localhost:9099/v1 | | -p 9099 --tls --no-tls | DEFAULT_HOST | 9099 | True | True | http://api.arcade-ai.com:9099/v1 | http://api.arcade-ai.com:9099/v1 | | --host localhost -p 9099 --tls --no-tls| localhost | 9099 | True | True | http://localhost:9099/v1 | http://localhost:9099/v1 | | --host arandomhost.com | arandomhost.com | DEFAULT_PORT | False | False | https://arandomhost.com/v1 | https://arandomhost.com/v1 | |
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