Add GitHub build args (mintlify version) #277
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One thing I found, I tried finding it naturally via only the navigation (no searching) and expected it to be under something like Serverless -> Endpoint Configuration, but its actually only listed under Serverless -> Workers -> Deploy From GitHub. Might not be a big deal but it is part of the endpoint configuration, even though it only exists in endpoints linked to github repos. Just something I noticed (I guess regular environment variables also aren't listed there so might be consistent?) |
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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.