feat (docker): Create docker image SBOM on release #269
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alilleybrinker
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@mchernicoff looks like this has a merge conflict with the changes @patrickjcasey made for checking Docker README size. Can you rebase? |
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Resolves first part of Issue #171 (other parts are waiting on changes to
cargo-dist). Adds a GitHub action to create an SPDX SBOM for the Hipcheck docker image after we create and push that image during the normal release workflow. The SBOM should be automatically added as an artifact to the same release.Draft because this has not been tested yet. We need to come up with a good way to test this that does not involve creating many unnecessary docker images.