Opscotch 3.1.1 adds OPSCOTCH_SECRETS_FROM, a startup-time way to load environment-variable values from an external source.
This is intentionally much narrower than a full secret-manager integration. The runtime reads a single blob once at startup, parses it as environment-style properties, and uses matching keys to override environment-variable lookups and bootstrap ${VAR} substitutions.
Licensing changed substantially in opscotch 3.1.1.
The previous embedded license model still works in 3.1.1, but the recommended model is now hierarchical runtime licensing. Licenses are issued through https://licensing.opscotch.co, can be delegated down a chain of authority, and can be managed without rebuilding packages.
Opscotch 3.1.1 standardizes app packaging around the packager app. This is the supported way to produce production-ready Opscotch app packages, and it is the path to future-safe packages going forward.
The packager is no longer just a CLI-shaped tool. It is an Opscotch app with an HTTP API.