Doppler CLI v3.30.0 has been released with new auto-completion enhancements and fish shell support.
Webhooks can now be scoped to a specific environment, perfect for triggering automatic redeploys on platforms such as Vercel and Netlify.
As an example, check out how to configure automatic production redeploys on Vercel using Doppler webhooks.
We've made it easier to integrate Doppler into your CircleCI workflows by supporting the syncing of individual secrets.
Learn more at our CircleCI Integration documentation.
We've improved the dashboard UI with our new secret action bar, putting operations such as comparing secrets just 1-click away.
The new search filtering and pagination features on the Team page make it fast and easy to review access permission levels organization wide.
It's now easier to manage your GitHub Action secrets using Doppler as our integration has been updated to support the syncing of individual secrets.
Learn more at our GitHub Integration documentation.
Our CLI doppler open dashboard command just got smarter, taking you directly to the project you're working in!
Upgrade the CLI to the latest version by running doppler update.
Doppler Share is now integrated into the dashboard, allowing you to share a secret with a trusted external developer in just two-clicks!
Need to jump from your development environment to the Doppler dashboard? Don't manually open your browser—just run the doppler open command.
Check out our CLI Guide for more tips and tricks!
Apple Silicon: One small step to convince yourself you need a new Mac. One giant leap for performance!
As of version v3.23.0, you can use the Doppler CLI at warp speed with our new native support for Apple silicon!
Using secrets referencing, e.g ${SECRET_NAME} is now a breeze thanks to our new autocompletion UI, making it much easier to create a secret such DB_URL which combines all database secrets.
For example: postgres://${DB_USER}:${DB_PASSWORD}@${DB_HOST}:${DB_PORT}/${DB_NAME}
Learn more at https://docs.doppler.com/docs/enclave-secrets
The Doppler CLI will now prompt you (once) whenever a new release becomes available, making it easier to get the latest and greatest features that ship 3-4 times every month.
Starting in v3.16.0, CLI Tokens are now securely stored in the OS Keyring instead of the file system for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
You can now see which config a Service Token belongs to as the config name is built into the Service Token value. Thanks to @alexbouchardd for the suggestion!
Keeping dev tools up to date is hard, but not so with the Doppler CLI! Starting in version v3.16.0 you'll be prompted (once) to update your version whenever a new release becomes available.
