envdrift 10.6.0

Prevent environment variable drift with Pydantic schema validation, pre-commit hooks, and dotenvx encryption

envdrift

Sync environment variables across your team. No more "it works on my machine."

The Problem

• New developer joins → spends half a day hunting for the right .env values
• Someone updates a secret → nobody else knows until production breaks
• "Can you send me the latest API keys?" in Slack → security nightmare

Paid SaaS solutions exist, but do you really want your production secrets on someone else's infrastructure?

The Solution

envdrift is an open-source CLI that syncs encrypted .env files using your existing cloud vault. No hosted service, no additional servers, no third-party trust.

• Your infrastructure — Works with Azure Key Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, HashiCorp Vault, GCP Secret Manager
• Zero trust required — Secrets never leave your cloud
• No new servers — Just a CLI tool, no client-server architecture
• Free forever — MIT licensed, no per-seat pricing

# New team member onboarding - one command
envdrift pull

# That's it. Keys synced from vault, .env files decrypted, ready to code.

Installation

pip install "envdrift[vault]"  # All vault providers

Quick Start

1. Encrypt and push to vault (once per project):

envdrift encrypt .env.production
envdrift vault-push . my-app-key --provider azure --vault-url https://myvault.vault.azure.net/

2. Team members pull instantly:

envdrift pull --provider azure --vault-url https://myvault.vault.azure.net/

3. Daily workflow:

envdrift pull   # After git pull - sync keys, decrypt
envdrift lock   # Before commit - encrypt, verify keys

Beyond Sync

Feature	Description
Schema Validation	Validate .env against Pydantic schemas
Environment Diffing	Compare dev vs staging vs production
Vault Integration	Azure, AWS, HashiCorp, GCP
Encryption	dotenvx and SOPS backends
CI/CD Mode	Fail builds on misconfiguration

envdrift validate .env --schema config:Settings
envdrift diff .env.dev .env.prod

Documentation

Full documentation: jainal09.github.io/envdrift

License

MIT