fix: docker should always run, even in forks #26801
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Realized that docker build should always runs, and simply not `--push` if we're not in `master` / don't have the creds. After this PR, docker will always run, though outside of the main fork, it won't push to docker hub.
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Realized that docker build should always runs, and simply not
--pushif we're not inmaster/ don't have the creds. The logic in the bash script already exists for that.After this PR, docker will always run, though outside of the main fork, it won't push to docker hub.
Testing
Using this PR, that is against the main fork, I validated that:
--pushto the repoUsing the sibling PR #26802 that is identical but against a fork, I validated that:
--load--cache-tois NOT set