Creates a Bruno API collection at a chosen path and registers it in the workspace so it appears in list_collections and the Bruno app.
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- Return absolute paths of all request files in a Bruno collection. Use these paths to run individual APIs or groups via run_collection.MIT
- Patch an existing Bruno HTTP request to modify its URL, method, headers, body, or other settings while preserving unspecified fields. Use expectedRevision to target a specific version or '*' for the latest.MIT
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- Inspect a Bruno environment to view its variables, ensuring secrets are automatically redacted for safe exposure.MIT
- Inspect folder structure around a Bruno collection to locate sibling environments and return environment names and variable names without secret values.MIT
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- List all available API collections in the workspace to identify and select collections for execution or inspection.MIT
- List and search API requests in a Bruno collection by name, path, URL, HTTP method, or request type, with returned request paths, names, and HTTP metadata.MIT