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Add docs for app-manifest-cache-count #5131

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Expand Up @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ Usage:
Flags:
--add-login-user-to-passwd Whether to add login user to $HOME/passwd. This is typically for applications running as a random user ID.
--admin-port int The port number used to run a HTTP server for admin tasks such as metrics, healthz. (default 9085)
--app-manifest-cache-count int The number of app manifests to cache. The cache-key contains the commit hash. The default is 150. (default 150)
--cert-file string The path to the TLS certificate file.
--config-aws-secret string The ARN of secret that contains Piped config and be stored in AWS Secrets Manager.
--config-data string The base64 encoded string of the configuration data.
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Expand Up @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ Usage:
Flags:
--add-login-user-to-passwd Whether to add login user to $HOME/passwd. This is typically for applications running as a random user ID.
--admin-port int The port number used to run a HTTP server for admin tasks such as metrics, healthz. (default 9085)
--app-manifest-cache-count int The number of app manifests to cache. The cache-key contains the commit hash. The default is 150. (default 150)
--cert-file string The path to the TLS certificate file.
--config-aws-secret string The ARN of secret that contains Piped config and be stored in AWS Secrets Manager.
--config-data string The base64 encoded string of the configuration data.
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