porter env - Porter

porter env contains commands for managing environment variables and secrets.

Prerequisites

These flags are available on all porter env subcommands:

You must specify either --app or --group, but not both.

Pull environment variables from an application or environment group to your local machine. Usage:

porter env pull [flags]

Options:

Flag	Short	Description
`--file`	`-f`	Output file path (writes to stdout if not specified)
`--variables`	`-v`	Output only variables (excludes secrets)
`--secrets`	`-s`	Output only secrets (excludes variables)

porter env pull -a my-app

By default, both variables and secrets are output together. Use -v or -s to filter. You cannot use both flags at the same time.

Set environment variables and secrets for an application or environment group. Usage:

porter env set [flags]

Options:

Flag	Short	Description
`--variables`	`-v`	Variables to set as key=value pairs
`--secrets`	`-s`	Secrets to set as key=value pairs
`--skip-redeploys`		Skip re-deploying apps linked to the environment group

porter env set -a my-app -v KEY1=value1,KEY2=value2

Use -s/--secrets for sensitive values like API keys and passwords. These are encrypted and not visible in logs.

When updating an environment group, all apps linked to the group will be re-deployed unless you use --skip-redeploys.

Remove environment variables or secrets from an application or environment group. Usage:

porter env unset [flags]

Options:

Flag	Short	Description
`--variables`	`-v`	Comma-separated list of variable names to remove
`--secrets`	`-s`	Comma-separated list of secret names to remove
`--skip-redeploys`		Skip re-deploying apps linked to the environment group

porter env unset -a my-app -v KEY1,KEY2

When updating an environment group, all apps linked to the group will be re-deployed unless you use --skip-redeploys.