Prisma Build Secrets Not Passed in Dokploy Next.js Dockerfile
Next.js apps using Prisma at build time fail in Dokploy because DATABASE_URL is not forwarded during the Docker build stage. Developers must hardcode secrets as a workaround. Affects teams adopting Dokploy for self-hosted deployments.
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