bug:

[tskoyo]

Problem

A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

The documentation for locally testing a solver is stale. The autopilot binary's CLI interface has changed — it no longer accepts individual flags and now only accepts a --config <CONFIG> file path.

I ran this command from the docs:

cargo run --bin autopilot -- --native-price-estimators "baseline|http://driver/baseline" --skip-event-sync true --node-url $NODE_URL --shadow https://api.cow.fi/mainnet --drivers "mysolver1|http://localhost:11088/mysolver1"` 

And got this error:

error: unexpected argument '--native-price-estimators' found

Usage: autopilot --config <CONFIG>

For more information, try '--help'.

Confirmed via --help that --config is the only supported top-level option:

➜  services git:(main) cargo run --bin autopilot -- --help
    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 1.23s
     Running `target/debug/autopilot --help`
Usage: autopilot --config <CONFIG>

Options:
      --config <CONFIG>  [env: CONFIG=]
  -h, --help             Print help

To reproduce

If you can reproduce the behaviour, steps to reproduce:

1. gh repo clone cowprotocol/services
2. cd services
3. Run the command from the docs (quoted above)
4. See error

Expected behaviour

Either the command runs successfully as documented, or the docs are updated to reflect the current --config <CONFIG>-based interface. Alternatively, the docs could point users directly to the playground/docker-compose.fork.yml setup, which appears to be the currently-maintained way to run the local stack (autopilot, driver, orderbook, Postgres, and a forked chain) and may make the manual cargo run instructions obsolete entirely.

Screenshots/logs

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Additional context

The repo's playground/ directory (docker-compose.fork.yml + .env) seems to be the currently-maintained way to spin up the local stack, which suggests the doc's manual cargo run --bin autopilot -- ... instructions may be entirely obsolete rather than just missing a flag. The actual doc source may live in a separate cowprotocol/docs repo — filing here since the root cause is the CLI change in this repo, but the fix itself may belong there.