Build push a docker image to dockerhub on release

[charalamm]

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[dionhaefner]

Awesome. Did you test this workflow somewhere @charalamm? (No is fine, I'd just like to know)

[charalamm]

@dionhaefner I have not tested it with the release. I tested it only when pushing on a branch and without the commit tag. Now that I am thinking about it I could test it in a throwaway repo. I will do that and then we can merge I guess.

[dionhaefner]

We could also merge this and do a post-release to test the deployment. Not quite as elegant but if it saves you work I'd be up for it.

[charalamm]

Hello @dionhaefner I have tested it in separate repo and it works and uses the release tag as the docker image tag. It also updates the latest tag image. I am merging if that is ok

Tests are failing for irrelevant reasons as far as I can see

[dionhaefner]

Sounds great, thanks @charalamm !