Feat: Creating Bump Tag Action

[JuanOioli]

• Creating new action to Bumb Tag on Deployment

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request creates a new GitHub Action that automates the process of bumping the repository tag. It includes a Dockerfile to define the action's environment, a shell script (action.sh) containing the core logic for determining the next version, and an action.yml file to configure the action's inputs and outputs. This action simplifies release management by automatically updating the tag based on commit messages and predefined rules.

Highlights

• New Action: This PR introduces a new GitHub Action to automatically bump the tag of a repository on deployment.
• Dockerfile: A Dockerfile is added to define the environment for the action, including Node.js, git, and other utilities.
• Action Script: The core logic for bumping the tag is implemented in action.sh, which determines the next version based on commit messages and configuration.
• Action Configuration: The action.yml file defines the inputs and outputs of the action, making it reusable in GitHub workflows.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new GitHub Action for automatically bumping semantic version tags. The implementation is well-structured, but there are several areas for improvement. I've identified a potential bug in the tag-matching regex, suggested a more reliable method for default branch detection, and recommended using bash parameter expansion for safer string manipulation. Additionally, adding the inputs section to action.yml will greatly improve the action's usability.