ci: post release, wait 10min before docker update

[corneliusroemer]

Mitigates nextstrain/docker-base#128

It seems to take a few minutes for Pypi to return the newest release. So we should delay triggering the automatic docker build. 10min seems like a reasonable wait time. The update happened around 2min when we last did the release.

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[joverlee521]

Thanks @corneliusroemer, this is an easy and simple stop-gap for now.

Maybe in the longer term we could just check the PyPI endpoint here. Then we only run the docker-base workflow if the returned version is equal to github.event.inputs.version.
That may require us to query the PyPI endpoint a couple times before updating docker-base. I'm not sure if there's GH Action syntax for re-running a step/job multiple times 🤔

[corneliusroemer]

Maybe in the longer term we could just check the PyPI endpoint here. Then we only run the docker-base workflow if the returned version is equal to github.event.inputs.version.
That may require us to query the PyPI endpoint a couple times before updating docker-base. I'm not sure if there's GH Action syntax for re-running a step/job multiple times 🤔

We could just have a bash loop that sleeps while the versions aren't equal, then once they are equal trigger the workflow dispatch

[victorlin]

Seems to be a reasonable short-term solution, but I'd move away from using the PyPI endpoint before working around it even more.