Changelog

brevo app upload replaces brevo app update

Push app-config.json to Brevo with brevo app upload. It fetches your app’s current state, shows a local-vs-server diff, and asks you to confirm before pushing anything. No differences means no network call.

• Edit the field you want to change in app-config.json — name, redirect URLs, scopes, logo — then run brevo app upload. The old --name, --redirect-uri, --scope, --logo-uri, and --app-id flags are gone.
• app-config.json also has a cleaner shape: auth.redirectUrls is now auth.redirectUris, distribution is now distribution_type, and there’s a new read-only version. Existing files keep working and migrate automatically the next time a command writes them.
• brevo app update still runs, but only to point you to brevo app upload — it no longer changes anything.

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Recover a project with brevo app scaffold

Lost your project folder, or setting up on a new machine? brevo app scaffold --app-id <id> sets an empty directory up for an app you already have, picking up where brevo app update --app-id left off. Leave off the ID and it offers to pick from your apps interactively.

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brevo app create asks separately before scaffolding

brevo app create now writes your app’s base project first, then asks “Scaffold the Test OAuth App?”. Decline to stay base-only and add the OAuth test server later with brevo app scaffold. Non-interactive runs always stay base-only.

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