Scrap redundant docker builds on releases#8999
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antondlr wants to merge 5 commits intorelease-v8.1from
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Scrap redundant docker builds on releases#8999antondlr wants to merge 5 commits intorelease-v8.1from
antondlr wants to merge 5 commits intorelease-v8.1from
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We might need to target this at |
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it will run the workflow from the tagged branch. |
add `:latest` tag only if version matches regex
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Cargo audit fail will be fixed by: |
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Issue Addressed
Our release workflow is pretty inefficient and slow. This PR aims to consolidate and cut down on duplicate tasks.
Proposed Changes
stablebranch and pushing a version tag.A quick win is to not fire off separate builds.
~~2) The Docker release workflow could re-use the binaries being built instead of doing its own cross-compilation. ~~
we won't take this on right now