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envroll completions <shell> — print bash / zsh / fish /
powershell / elvish completion scripts to stdout. (See 0.1.4 for the
one-command install variant.)
envroll import <file> --as <name> — adopt an existing .env-style file lying around on disk as a new env in the current
project. Onboarding accelerator: when a new contributor arrives with
five legacy .env.dev / .env.staging / .env.bak.2024 files, they
can now for f in .env.*; do envroll import "$f" --as "${f#.env.}"; done
instead of shuffling files in and out of ./.env.
envroll export <env> [--output dotenv|json|shell] —
anti-lock-in escape hatch. Decrypts a single env to stdout in one of
three formats: dotenv (the default — round-trips through import), json (single object, ready to pipe into AWS Secrets Manager), or shell (POSIX-safe export KEY='...' lines, eval-able). Never
masked.
envroll rename-key OLD NEW [--in <env> | --all] [--force] —
rename a key (e.g. DATABASE_URL → DB_URL) across one or every env
in the project. Skips envs that don't contain OLD; refuses on
collisions unless --force.
Changed
--format is no longer the flag for envroll export's output shape
(it conflicts with the global --format human|json flag). Use --output dotenv|json|shell instead.