Create version.json files on both backend and frontend on push #524
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Purpose
Display version information in the app's footer to help acceptance testing and debugging.
Fixes #510
Proposal
This supplements the release process. We inject Github metadata into two version.json files; the 'version' value will be filled with
github.ref_name
, which will depend on the type of event, for release tag events it should be the same as the release tag (i.e. the app version). This should make version information available to the /config endpoint on any push, and the frontend should display the backend version.Relevant documentation: Accessing contextual information about workflow runs