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Can we just use env vars
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Reusable workflows don't support the
envobject, and due to the isolation guarantees of the Docker GitHub Builder, we can't allow users to arbitrarily alter the runner environment. We might be able to support envs using a new input in the bake reusable workflow that would be only attached to buildx process.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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It should still be possible the set values for the variables of bake builds. These should not become
envin the rest of the workflow, just passed tobake.Or should we add smth like
--var k=vinbakethat can be used as an alternative way to set values instead of putting them in the env, together withBUILDX_BAKE_NO_ENV_ACCESSto make surebakedoesn't access some env that is defined by default?