Push docker image with latest/version tag on release, main on main commit

[halkeye]

Generally better practice to use a tagged release not "latest" for consistency. I would use the sha, but i like the multi arch.
so release a tagged version on version creation.

Also use the shas for the new actions as thats the suggestion with the comprimised action a few weeks ago

[subdavis]

Thanks for the suggestion and the contribution!

I don't mind adding release tags, but I would rather not break the latest release stream for those already using it (which is everyone). Do you mind reverting the build change?

Also use the shas for the new actions as thats the suggestion with the comprimised action a few weeks ago

Interesting, I was not aware of that guidance, so thanks for pointing it out. Where did you get those hashes from? It doesn't match any recent release of https://github.com/docker/build-push-action/releases

[halkeye]

https://docs.github.com/en/actions/use-cases-and-examples/publishing-packages/publishing-docker-images i think?
i kinda forgot

[halkeye]

Do you mind reverting the build change?

I'm sorry i totally missed this

Its been reverted. This will mean that the release will release latest, and then the main build will probaly overwrite it
Is it worth disabling latest on the release? Its probably fine