chore: import upstream snapshot with attribution
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import test from "node:test";
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import assert from "node:assert/strict";
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import { CLI_RUNTIME_PROVIDER_MAP } from "../../src/app/api/providers/[id]/test/cliRuntimeProviderMap";
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// #2404 — Before this fix, the kilocode provider (OAuth device flow + direct HTTPS
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// to api.kilo.ai) was gated on the local `kilocode` CLI binary being installed,
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// which made the connection test hard-fail with "Local CLI runtime is not installed"
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// even when the OAuth token itself was perfectly valid. The CLI binary is only
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// relevant for the dashboard's CLI-tools integration, not for the provider itself.
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test("CLI_RUNTIME_PROVIDER_MAP must not gate kilocode on a local CLI binary (#2404)", () => {
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assert.equal(
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CLI_RUNTIME_PROVIDER_MAP.kilocode,
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undefined,
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"kilocode is an OAuth+HTTPS provider; it must not require the local CLI binary at test time"
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);
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});
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test("CLI_RUNTIME_PROVIDER_MAP still gates providers that actually need a local CLI", () => {
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// cline and qoder both read credentials from a local CLI auth file when used
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// in their CLI-flavored auth mode, so the runtime check stays meaningful.
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assert.equal(CLI_RUNTIME_PROVIDER_MAP.cline, "cline");
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assert.equal(CLI_RUNTIME_PROVIDER_MAP.qoder, "qoder");
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});
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