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Build container on release#126

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    • Updated workflow to trigger container build and push when a release is published, in addition to successful test workflow completion.

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The workflow configuration for container builds was updated to include an additional trigger: the workflow will now run not only after the successful completion of the "Tests" workflow but also when a release is published. The job's conditional logic was adjusted to accommodate this new trigger, ensuring that the container build and push process can be initiated by either event.

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.github/workflows/container.yml Added release event with published type as a new trigger. Updated job condition to include this event.

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.github/workflows/container.yml (1)

11-13: Optional: Restrict release builds to the main branch
If you only want to build containers for releases targeting your default branch, consider adding a check on github.event.release.target_commitish == 'main' in the job-level if. This avoids unintended builds for tags or releases on other branches.

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11-13: Release trigger added
The new release block correctly configures the workflow to run when a release is published. This fulfills the PR objective of building the container on release publication.

@jschlyter jschlyter merged commit dfbf16f into main Apr 25, 2025
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