src envs import
Import custom environments from a YAML file.
The file should contain environment definitions in the following format:
environments:
Preprod:
public_api: https://api.preprod.example.com
git: git.preprod.example.com
ssh: ssh.preprod.example.com
frontend: https://preprod.example.com
iam: auth.preprod.example.com
Prod:
public_api: https://api.example.com
git: git.example.com
ssh: ssh.example.com
frontend: https://example.com
iam: auth.example.com
Imported environments are saved to the config file and will be available
in all future CLI sessions.
Usage
src envs import <file> [flags]
Examples
src envs import ./env.yaml
Inherited flags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--env string |
Override Sourcecraft environment (use 'src envs' to list available) |
--json string |
Output JSON, optionally filtered (--json or --json=field1,field2) |
--json-compact string |
Output compact JSON, optionally filtered |
--plain |
Output without colors/styling (for LLM consumption) |
-R, --repo string |
Select another repository using OWNER/REPO format |
-V, --verbose |
Enable debug logging output |
Learn more
Use src envs import <subcommand> --help for more information about a command.