Fetch all secrets for a Doppler config into a CI job with a scoped Service Token using the download endpoint
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Documented steps
Provision a Service Token scoped to the target project+config with read access and store its value (prefix dp.st.) as a CI secret, e.g. DOPPLER_TOKEN.
Call GET https://api.doppler.com/v3/configs/config/secrets/download with header 'Authorization: Bearer $DOPPLER_TOKEN'. project and config query params are NOT required when authenticating with a Service Token (they are required otherwise).
Select output format with ?format=: json (default), env, env-no-quotes, yaml, docker, or dotnet-json.
Optionally restrict the payload with &secrets=NAME1,NAME2, or reshape key casing with &name_transformer= (camel, upper-camel, lower-snake, tf-var, dotnet, dotnet-env, lower-kebab).
For dynamic secrets configured on the config, pass &include_dynamic_secrets=true and optionally &dynamic_secrets_ttl_sec=1800 to issue a lease at download time.
Equivalent CLI call in the same job: doppler secrets download --format=env -o .env (also authenticates from DOPPLER_TOKEN).
Treat the response as the complete current secret set for that config; write it once and reuse it across pipeline steps.
Official docs (verified 2026-07-29): https://docs.doppler.com/reference/secrets-download | https://docs.doppler.com/reference/api | https://docs.doppler.com/docs/service-tokens
Known gotchas
Secret reads have a tighter rate limit than general reads (Developer 120/min, Team 240/min, Enterprise 480/min). Download once per job and cache locally instead of calling per-process.
format defaults to json. A job that expects a shell-sourceable file must pass format=env or env-no-quotes explicitly or downstream source/export steps break.
include_dynamic_secrets defaults to false, so dynamic secret values are silently omitted unless explicitly requested - and only exist if a dynamic-secrets integration is configured on that config.
A Service Token grants access to exactly one project+config, so multi-environment pipelines need one token per environment; there is no wildcard token.
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