feat: publish tagged images on release #150
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This fixes: #109 |
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maybe @5u6r054 can you follow-up on this one since @obasilakis is on vacation? |
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Description: Add Tagged Build and Publish for Docker Images on Release
Summary
This PR enhances the existing GitHub Actions workflow to build and publish Docker images with a tag corresponding to the release version whenever a new release is published. This ensures that Docker images are consistently tagged with the release version, improving traceability and version management.
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