💚 Added missing variables to CI

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• New Features
  • Enhanced build process for the dashboard with new environment variables for webhook handling and web application domain configuration.
  • Improved deployment capabilities of the frontend dashboard through the addition of new build arguments.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve modifications to two GitHub Actions workflow files, enhancing the build configuration by adding two new environment variables: NEXT_PUBLIC_REDIRECT_WEBHOOK_INGRESS and NEXT_PUBLIC_WEBAPP_DOMAIN. These variables are sourced from repository secrets and environment variables, respectively, allowing the build process to accommodate new functionalities related to webhook handling and web application domain configuration.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/docker.check-build.dashboard.selfhosted.yml, .github/workflows/docker.export.frontend-dashboard.selfhosted.yml	Added NEXT_PUBLIC_REDIRECT_WEBHOOK_INGRESS and NEXT_PUBLIC_WEBAPP_DOMAIN environment variables; no changes to existing variables.

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ZeroPath has finished reviewing your PR. The PR adds two new environment variables, NEXT_PUBLIC_REDIRECT_WEBHOOK_INGRESS and NEXT_PUBLIC_WEBAPP_DOMAIN, to the build arguments in two GitHub workflow files for Docker builds. We have found no vulnerabilities.