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In this guide, you'll find the notable changes to the Cloud CLI (mcloud) for each release, with the newest version listed first.

0.1.11 (July 17, 2026)

mcloud environments get, mcloud environments delete, mcloud environments redeploy, and mcloud environments trigger-build now accept the target environment via a new --environment (-e) flag in addition to the existing positional argument
The environment positional argument is now optional and falls back to the environment set in the context configuration

mcloud projects get and mcloud projects delete now accept the target project via a new --project (-p) flag in addition to the existing positional argument
The project positional argument is now optional and falls back to the project set in the context configuration

mcloud organizations get now accepts the target organization via an --organization (-o) flag; the positional argument is now optional and falls back to the organization set in the context configuration

Added mcloud variables set to create or update environment variables by key or ID. Accepts a key/ID and value as arguments, or one or more -v, --var KEY=VALUE (or ID=VALUE) pairs, or an --env-file to set multiple variables at once. Supports -t, --type (backend or storefront, default backend) and marking variables as --secret, --build, and/or --runtime (each with a --no- counterpart). Supports --json.
Added mcloud variables delete to delete an environment variable by key or ID. Prompts for confirmation before deleting; pass -y, --yes to skip the prompt (required in non-interactive/CI use). System variables cannot be deleted. Supports -t, --type and --json.
mcloud variables list now supports -t, --type (backend or storefront), --scope (build and/or runtime) to filter which variables are shown, --include-system to show system variables auto-injected by Medusa, and --dotenv to output variables in .env format. The output now includes a SYSTEM column. The --limit and --offset pagination flags have been removed.
mcloud variables get now supports -t, --type (backend or storefront) and indicates whether a variable is a system variable in its output.

mcloud local build can now build the storefront in addition to the backend: -t, --type accepts storefront, with a new --storefront-path flag to point at the storefront project. The flag for overriding build-time environment variables was renamed from --env to -v, --var (KEY=VALUE).