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Use the versions command to get a quick overview of all recent changes to your .env file. See who made them, when they were made, and what keys were changed or deleted.
How
Want to pull down an older version? Just run npx dotenv-vault pull production@v17. It's just like pulling your development, staging, or production versions. Just append @Version to the end. This is a familiar pattern that npm popularized. We think you'll like it.
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npx dotenv-vault versions
command.Why
Use the
versions
command to get a quick overview of all recent changes to your .env file. See who made them, when they were made, and what keys were changed or deleted.How
Want to pull down an older version? Just run
npx dotenv-vault pull production@v17
. It's just like pulling your development, staging, or production versions. Just append @Version to the end. This is a familiar pattern that npm popularized. We think you'll like it.Demonstration
Here's a quick gif demonstrating it in use.
You can read more about the versions command here: https://github.com/dotenv-org/dotenv-vault#dotenv-vault-versions-environment
Thanks for using dotenv-vault.
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