fix: deploy PR 2382 changes in scope of IX-1274

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Summary of Changes

Hello @alexkaduk, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request introduces a new environment configuration file, .env.pullrequest, to streamline the deployment process for documentation changes associated with specific pull requests. This setup is designed to ensure that documentation builds accurately reflect the modifications proposed in PR 2382, facilitating a more robust and automated deployment workflow for documentation.

Highlights

• New Environment Configuration: A new file, .env.pullrequest, has been added to define environment variables specifically for pull request deployments. This includes DOCS_BRANCH, DOCS_BRANCH_TYPE, and DOCS_PR_NUMBER.
• Targeted PR Deployment: The configuration explicitly sets DOCS_PR_NUMBER to '2382', indicating that this setup is tailored to deploy changes originating from that specific pull request, likely for documentation purposes.

Changelog

• .env.pullrequest
  • Added a new environment configuration file for pull request deployments.
  • Defined DOCS_BRANCH, DOCS_BRANCH_TYPE, and DOCS_PR_NUMBER variables for documentation builds.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a .env.pullrequest file, seemingly to configure a specific pull request deployment. However, the file contains hardcoded values, particularly the pull request number, which poses a significant maintainability risk. If merged, this will likely cause issues for future pull request deployments. My review provides a high-severity comment recommending a more robust solution, such as dynamically generating this file in the CI/CD pipeline or using placeholders, to ensure the process is scalable and not prone to manual error.

[gemini-code-assist]

Committing this file with hardcoded, PR-specific values can lead to future deployment issues for other pull requests. It's highly recommended to either generate this file dynamically in the CI/CD pipeline using predefined environment variables (like GITHUB_PULL_REQUEST_NUMBER) or use placeholders that are replaced during the build process. This will ensure that each PR deployment uses the correct context without requiring manual changes.

DOCS_BRANCH='__DOCS_BRANCH__'
DOCS_BRANCH_TYPE='pull request'
DOCS_PR_NUMBER='__PR_NUMBER__'