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List, create, update, delete, clone, lock, or unlock configs within a Doppler project. Configs hold the actual secret values for an environment. Supports branch configs, cloning, and locking to prevent modifications.
Download all computed secret values from a Doppler project config as a flat key-value map. Optionally include dynamic secrets with configurable TTL. Useful for exporting secrets for local development, CI/CD pipelines, or deployment scripts.
View workplace-wide activity logs to audit what happened in your Doppler workplace. Shows who performed what actions, when, and on which resources.
Retrieve details about the current Doppler workplace, including its name and contact emails. Useful for verifying which workplace your token is connected to.
List, create, rename, or delete environments within a Doppler project. Environments represent stages like development, staging, and production. Each environment contains one or more configs that hold secret values.
Generate a temporary, shareable Doppler Share link for a secret value. The secret is sent in plain text to Doppler but is never stored — a one-time-use or limited-view URL is returned for secure sharing.
List, create, retrieve, update, or delete Doppler projects. Projects are the top-level organizational unit that contain environments and configs for managing secrets.
Retrieve, set, update, or delete secrets within a Doppler project config. Use this to read one or more secret values, bulk-set secrets as key-value pairs, or remove individual secrets. Secrets are environment variables stored in a specific config within a project.
List, create, update, enable, disable, or delete webhooks for a Doppler project. Webhooks send POST requests to a URL when secrets change in specified configs, enabling automated deployments and CI/CD triggers.
List, add, or remove trusted IP ranges for a Doppler config. Trusted IPs restrict which source IPs can access secrets for a given config. IP ranges use CIDR notation (e.g., "192.168.1.0/24"). The default "0.0.0.0/0" allows all traffic.
View the change history of a config's secrets and optionally roll back to a previous state. Each log entry shows what was modified, when, and by whom. Rollback reverts the config to the state before a specific change.