[Improve] Build and push docker images for historical versions #4286
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Pull Request Overview
This PR enhances the Docker build workflow to support building and pushing Docker images for historical versions of the project. The changes enable scheduled builds of all tagged versions matching the semantic versioning pattern.
- Adds a new job to collect all matching version tags from git history
- Implements matrix strategy to build Docker images for multiple historical versions
- Updates the workflow trigger to focus on tags and scheduled builds
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[Improve] Build and push Docker images for historical versions
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