feat: add dev and prod docker image tags for releases #922
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Pull request overview
This PR enhances the Docker image tagging strategy by adding environment-specific tags for releases. The changes enable automatic tagging of Docker images with 'dev' for pre-releases and 'prod' for production releases, making it easier to identify and deploy different release types in the CI/CD pipeline.
Key changes:
- Added 'dev' tag for pre-release builds triggered by
prereleasedevents - Added 'prod' tag for production releases triggered by
releasedevents
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This PR adds automatic Docker image tagging for releases:
This enables easier identification and deployment of different release types.