potiuk opened a new pull request, #35768:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/35768

   When building hte image, breeze converts some simple parameters passed as 
breeze command (with autocompletion and explanation) into much longer and more 
complex set of build args that are passed to `docker build` command. The way 
how passing hte args worked so far is that it was pretty implicit:
   
   * **kwargs were used to ingest `click` flags
   * parameters found as empty/None were filtered out from these
   * Build*Params dataclass was created out of such kwargs dict
   * argumenst from dataclass (with some customization) were converted to 
--build-arg (CAPITALIZED_PROPERTY_NAME)
   
   This had a lot of implicitness and it was not easy to understand whether the 
parameters passed were correct and how they passed through this chain.
   
   This change makes all the build arg much more explicit - without kwargs and 
dictionary. Each CI/PROD build param has now a method where it explicitly 
converts arguments into build-args - including specifying which of those are 
optional (where you can actually filter out Empty and None values) and which 
are required (where an actual value is expected).
   
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