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wheels config env (Coming Soon)
This command may not work as expected. A complete and stable version is coming soon.
Manage environment-specific configuration for your Wheels application.
Usage
wheels config env <action> [source] [target]
Parameters
action- (Required) Action to perform:list,create,copysource- (Optional) Source environment for copy actiontarget- (Optional) Target environment for create or copy action
Description
The wheels config env command provides tools for managing environment-specific configurations. It helps you list, create, and copy configurations between different environments.
Examples
List all environments
wheels config env list
Create a new environment
wheels config env create production
Copy environment configuration
wheels config env copy development production
Actions
List Environments
Display all available environments:
wheels config env list
Output:
Available Environments:
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• development (active)
• testing
• maintenance
• production
Create Environment
Create a new environment configuration:
wheels config env create staging
This creates a new environment configuration file at /config/staging/settings.cfm.
Copy Environment
Copy configuration from one environment to another:
wheels config env copy development staging
This copies all settings from the development environment to the staging environment, preserving environment-specific values like datasource names.
Notes
- Some operations require application restart
- Sensitive values protected by default
- Changes logged for audit purposes
- Use templates for consistency
See Also
- wheels config list - List all settings
- wheels config set - Set configuration values
- wheels env - Environment management
- Configuration Guide