feat(web): missing disableWorkspaceManagement envvar

[KeisukeYamashita]

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• New Features
  • Introduced a new environment variable REEARTH_DISABLE_WORKSPACE_MANAGEMENT to enhance configuration options.
  • Added a new configuration property "disableWorkspaceManagement" in the application configuration template.

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The pull request introduces two main changes: the addition of an environment variable REEARTH_DISABLE_WORKSPACE_MANAGEMENT set to null in the web/Dockerfile, and a new configuration property "disableWorkspaceManagement" in the web/docker/reearth_config.json.template file that corresponds to this environment variable. These modifications enhance the configuration options without altering existing properties or the overall structure of the Dockerfile.

Changes

File	Change Summary
web/Dockerfile	Added environment variable REEARTH_DISABLE_WORKSPACE_MANAGEMENT=null.
web/docker/reearth_config.json.template	Added property "disableWorkspaceManagement": ${REEARTH_DISABLE_WORKSPACE_MANAGEMENT}.

Possibly related PRs

• feat(web): add env var to control the display of workspace management pages #1203: Introduces a new environment variable REEARTH_WEB_DISABLE_WORKSPACE_MANAGEMENT, related to the changes in this PR.
• feat(web): add missing multiTenant property in Re:Earth config #1249: Adds the multiTenant property in the configuration, associated with environment variables, similar to the changes in this PR.
• fix(web): removeVISUALIZER for runtime environment variables #1280: Involves renaming environment variables from REEARTH_WEB_ to REEARTH_VISUALIZER_, reflecting changes in environment variable management.

Suggested reviewers

• mkumbobeaty
• airslice
• rot1024

🐇 In the code, a new flag we see,
To manage workspaces, oh so free!
With Docker's charm and config's grace,
Our app will run in a better space.
So hop along, let changes flow,
A brighter path for us to sow! 🌱

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