Push identical image to all Docker registries - #368
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The current GitHub Actions workflow builds and pushes separate Docker images for each registry. This results in the images published to each registry having a different hash, despite having the same version tag. This change modifies the Docker publishing job in the release workflow so that a single step builds and publishes the same Docker image to all Docker registries. For reproducability, the timestamp of the image is also set to the last commit timestamp. Signed-off-by: Mark S. Lewis <Mark.S.Lewis@outlook.com>
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The current GitHub Actions workflow builds and pushes separate Docker images for each registry. This results in the images published to each registry having a different hash, despite having the same version tag.
This change modifies the Docker publishing job in the release workflow so that a single step builds and publishes the same Docker image to all Docker registries. For reproducability, the timestamp of the image is also set to the last commit timestamp.