Ensure comprehensive and accurate documentation of environment variables, including cross-references, auto-detection behavior, and deployment context. When documenting configuration options, always provide links to the environment variables page and specify the exact variable name. Include information about auto-detected variables that Langflow recognizes by default, and provide deployment-specific context such as Docker usage. For example, when documenting file upload configuration: ```markdown Increased the default maximum size for file uploads from 100 MB to 1024 MB. You can configure this with the [`LANGFLOW_MAX_FILE_SIZE_UPLOAD`](/environment-variables#LANGFLOW_MAX_FILE_SIZE_UPLOAD) environment variable. When running a Langflow Docker image, the `-e` flag sets system environment variables: ```bash docker run -e LANGFLOW_MAX_FILE_SIZE_UPLOAD=2048 langflow ``` Additionally, document the precise behavior and interactions between related environment variables. For complex variables like authentication settings, clearly explain conditional behavior: ```markdown If set to `true`, and `LANGFLOW_AUTO_LOGIN` is set to `true`, skips authentication and allows automatic login as the superuser. If `LANGFLOW_AUTO_LOGIN` is `false`, has no effect. ``` This ensures users understand not just what variables exist, but how to use them effectively across different deployment scenarios and how they interact with other configuration options.