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Problem

The build-docker job in the release workflow is currently only triggered when manually invoked via workflow_dispatch with the build-docker input set to true. This means Docker images are not automatically published when release tags are pushed.

Solution

This PR updates the build-docker job condition to match the build-binary job behavior:

if: ${{ github.event.inputs.build-docker == 'true' || github.event_name == 'push'}}

Now Docker images will be automatically built and published to ghcr.io/flashbots/rbuilder when release tags (v*) are pushed.

The build-docker job was only running when manually triggered via
workflow_dispatch. This change enables automatic Docker image publishing
when release tags (v*) are pushed, matching the behavior of the
build-binary job.

Signed-off-by: falcorocks <[email protected]>
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Pull request overview

This PR fixes the release workflow to automatically publish Docker images when release tags are pushed. Previously, Docker images were only built when manually triggered via workflow_dispatch.

Key Changes:

  • Updated the build-docker job condition to trigger on tag pushes in addition to manual workflow dispatch

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@falcorocks falcorocks closed this Dec 1, 2025
@falcorocks falcorocks reopened this Dec 1, 2025
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