Currently the ext.args info sits in developer docs, which to a certain extent makes sense, as it's normally used for developers to input command line parameters into a process.
However in some cases a user may want to override these in a configuration file (even if this is not recommended!).
We should either spltuthe page into two for developers vs users, or (I think my preferred solution), link the page also into Running / Configuration but with a big warning that a user overriding pipeline ext.args defaults 'comes with no warranty nor support'.
Currently the ext.args info sits in developer docs, which to a certain extent makes sense, as it's normally used for developers to input command line parameters into a process.
However in some cases a user may want to override these in a configuration file (even if this is not recommended!).
We should either spltuthe page into two for developers vs users, or (I think my preferred solution), link the page also into
Running / Configurationbut with a big warning that a user overriding pipelineext.argsdefaults 'comes with no warranty nor support'.