Add GitHub build arguments documentation #252
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| You must declare an ARG in your Dockerfile before you can reference it, even if you've defined it in the RunPod UI. | ||
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| For example, you could declare variables using the UI |
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this seems like an odd sentence
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Ty for catching, that was supposed to be deleted (and is now)
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Migrating this PR here: #277 |
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This PR adds documentation about using build arguments (
ARG) when deploying workers from GitHub repositories. The documentation covers both how to use build arguments in Dockerfiles and how to configure them through the RunPod UI.