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Update docs #337

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  • Documentation
    • Added new sections for "OpenFn" and "Reverse Proxy Traefik" in the documentation summary.
    • Included subsections for "Environment Variables" for both OpenFn and Traefik, enhancing guidance and resources.
    • Standardized naming conventions for environment variables in the OpenFn package, improving clarity and organization.
    • Introduced several new environment variables with descriptions and default values for better context.

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The changes involve updates to the documentation/SUMMARY.md file, where new entries have been added to the table of contents. Specifically, two sections have been introduced: "OpenFn" and "Reverse Proxy Traefik," each with their respective subsections detailing "Environment Variables." Additionally, the documentation for environment variables in the openfn package has been modified to standardize naming conventions and introduce new variables, enhancing clarity and organization.

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documentation/SUMMARY.md Added new sections: "OpenFn" (with "Environment Variables") and "Reverse Proxy Traefik" (with "Environment Variables").
documentation/packages/openfn/environment-variables.md Renamed existing environment variables by prefixing with OPENFN_ and added new environment variables with descriptions and default values. Removed columns for "Type," "Relevance," and "Required."

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New paths are added, brightening the way.
OpenFn hops in with variables to share,
While Traefik guides us with utmost care.
Documentation blooms, a garden so wide,
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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55-59: LGTM! Documentation structure is consistent

The new sections for OpenFn and Reverse Proxy Traefik follow the established documentation structure and formatting conventions. The hierarchy, link syntax, and placement are all consistent with existing package documentation.

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LGTM

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LGTM

@sushantpatil1214 sushantpatil1214 merged commit 796dc87 into main Dec 4, 2024
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@sushantpatil1214 sushantpatil1214 deleted the update-docs branch December 4, 2024 05:21
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