Hey Johannes,
Your commands are really close, and your second example would have worked if you had escaped the $ character. The is because the shell is interpreting your variable before doppler sees it.
doppler run --command “echo \$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID”
Also, here are three alternatives:
# Using the `--command` flag (recommended)
doppler run --command 'echo $DOPPLER_PROJECT' # single-quote form, no need to escape variable
# Using `printenv` to access a specific environment variable
doppler run -- printenv DOPPLER_PROJECT
# Execute the command using a specific shell (sh used in this case)
doppler run -- sh -c 'echo $DOPPLER_PROJECT'
