Fix Docker Hub image publishing workflow#640
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The Docker publish workflow wasn't triggering because GITHUB_TOKEN pushes don't create new workflow runs (GitHub security measure). Changes: - Add workflow_call trigger to manifest-publish.yml with version input - Update release.yml to call docker-publish directly after tagging - Replace docker/metadata-action with custom tag generation script - Add explicit OCI labels to the Docker build step The release workflow now explicitly calls the Docker publish workflow after creating the version tag, ensuring Docker images are published.
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The Docker publish workflow wasn't triggering because GITHUB_TOKEN pushes don't create new workflow runs (GitHub security measure).
Changes:
The release workflow now explicitly calls the Docker publish workflow after creating the version tag, ensuring Docker images are published.