The host address for the Doppler API (default "https://api.doppler.com")
--configuration <string>
Config file (default "~/.doppler/.doppler.yaml")
--dashboard-host <string>
The host address for the Doppler Dashboard (default "https://dashboard.doppler.com")
--debug <string>
Output additional information
--dns-resolver-address <string>
Address to use for DNS resolution (default "1.1.1.1:53")
--dns-resolver-proto <string>
Protocol to use for DNS resolution (default "udp")
--dns-resolver-timeout <duration>
Max dns lookup duration (default 5s)
--enable-dns-resolver
Bypass the OS's default DNS resolver
--json
Output json
--no-check-version
Disable checking for Doppler CLI updates
--no-read-env
Do not read config from the environment
--no-timeout
Disable http timeout
--no-verify-tls
Dangerous 💥
--print-config
Output active configuration
--scope <string>
The directory to scope your config to (default ".")
--silent
Disable output of info messages
--timeout <duration>
Max http request duration (default 10s)
--token, -t <string>
Doppler token
--config <string>
Config (e.g. dev)
--fallback-only
Read all secrets directly from the fallback file, without contacting Doppler. secrets will not be updated. (implies --fallback-readonly)
f <string>
Path to the fallback file. encrypted secrets are written to this file after each successful fetch. secrets will be read from this file if subsequent connections are unsuccessful
--fallback-readonly
Disable modifying the fallback file. secrets can still be read from the file
-h, --help
Help for run
--no-cache
Disable using the fallback file to speed up fetches. the fallback file is only used when the API indicates that it's still current
--no-exit-on-write-failure
Do not exit if unable to write the fallback file
--no-fallback
Disable reading and writing the fallback file
--passphrase <string>
Passphrase to use for encrypting the secrets file. the default passphrase is computed using your current configuration
-p, --project <string>
Project (e.g. backend)
--command <string>
Command to execute (e.g. "echo hi")
--forward-signals
Forward signals to the child process (defaults to false when STDOUT is a TTY)
--preserve-env
Ignore any Doppler secrets that are already defined in the environment. this has potential security implications, use at your own risk