Added Koperator performance test load container image building from the default branch #906
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https://github.com/jamiealquiza/sangrenel.git 's default branch latest build require Go 1.16.
On Go 1.19 image.
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What's in this PR?
Added a GHA workflow for building Koperator performance test load container image from master builds and related tag builds - if we would use them in the future.
The package is available here.
Why?
To be able to reference the built image publicly, the source Dockerfile is available in this repository.
Additional context
Haven't tested the image itself, only the build process.
Also the package enablement needed organization level access to packages before the repo would have been connected to the new package. I'm now administrator of the new package, but I'm still not an organization admin.
Checklist
Implementation testedError handling code meets the guidelineLogging code meets the guidelineUser guide and development docs updated (if needed)