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Updates to func build/run documentation #5677

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5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion docs/snippets/proc-building-function.md
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- /docs/getting-started/build-run-deploy-func.md
- /docs/functions/building-functions.md
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The `build` command uses the project name and the image registry name to construct a fully qualified container image name for the function. If the function project has not previously been built, you are prompted to provide an image registry.
The `build` command uses the project name and the image registry name to construct a fully qualified container image name for the function. If the function project has not previously been built, you are prompted to provide an **image registry**.

=== "func"

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```bash
kn func build
```

!!! note
The coordinates for the **image registry** can be configured through an environment variable (`FUNC_REGISTRY`) as well.
3 changes: 3 additions & 0 deletions docs/snippets/proc-running-function.md
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func run [--registry <registry>]
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!!! note
The coordinates for the **image registry** can be configured through an environment variable (`FUNC_REGISTRY`) as well.

Using this command also builds the function if necessary.

You can force a rebuild of the image by running the command:
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