[dagster-cloud-action] automatically bump version action tag#241
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[dagster-cloud-action] automatically bump version action tag#241
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thx! lets keep an eye after the next OSS release and verify this worked the way we expect it to
The specific tag to clone from is still hardcoded in the dagit server for now right?
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Confirmed that the tag was updated in the latest deployment. https://github.com/dagster-io/dagster-cloud-action/blob/v1.11.14/github/serverless/deploy.yml |
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Closes ADOPT-1920
After chatting with @gibsondan a bit more, we think it would be better to keep the
v0.1and then dynamically update it to the latest version on the release branch creation following the same pattern as the Docker image tag.You can find an example of the updated Docker tag for a release here: