🚑 Added NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_DOMAIN to webapp dockerfile

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• New Features
  • Introduced a new configuration option for setting the frontend domain environment variable.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a new argument, NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_DOMAIN, to the Dockerfile configuration for the client TypeScript application. By adding this argument and its corresponding environment variable setting, the change aims to enhance the application's flexibility in handling different frontend domains, potentially facilitating easier deployment and configuration across various environments.

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File	Change Summary
.../client-ts/Dockerfile	Added argument NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_DOMAIN and its environment variable setting.

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NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_DOMAIN, it knows.
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• apps/client-ts/Dockerfile (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 2

apps/client-ts/Dockerfile (2)

• 39-39: The addition of ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_DOMAIN is consistent with the existing pattern of handling environment variables in this Dockerfile.

Ensure that if NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_DOMAIN contains sensitive information, it is properly secured and documented for users of the Dockerfile.

• 48-48: The environment variable NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_DOMAIN is correctly set using the Dockerfile syntax.

As with the argument, ensure that any sensitive information is properly secured and documented.