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apptainer · Mar 12, 2024 · f0e6f4b · f0e6f4b
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diff --git a/build_env.rst b/build_env.rst
@@ -264,8 +264,7 @@ Environment Variables
 You can set environment variables on the host to influence the behaviour of a
 build. Note that environment variables are not passed into the build itself, and
 cannot be accessed in the ``%post`` section of a definition file. To pass values
-into a build, use the :ref:`templating / build-args support <sec:templating>`
-introduced in {Singularity} 4.0.
+into a build, use the :ref:`templating / build-args support <sec:templating>`.
 
 Environment variables that control a build are generally associated with an
 equivalent CLI option. The order of precendence is:

diff --git a/definition_files.rst b/definition_files.rst
@@ -368,8 +368,7 @@ write configuration files, create new directories, etc.
 
 The commands in the ``%post`` section run in a clean environment. Environment
 variables from the host are not passed into the build. To pass values into a
-build you should use the :ref:`templating / build-args support <sec:templating>`
-introduced in {Singularity} 4.0.
+build you should use the :ref:`templating / build-args support <sec:templating>`.
 
 Consider the ``%post`` section from the example definition file above: