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The solution is creating a new tag with a new minor version every second Friday at 1 AM UTC (the first will be created on September 20, 2024). Also, a new patch version tag is created every push to the main branch.
After each of these new tags is created, an action is run that creates and publishes a new Docker package in the repository.
Repository fork used to test solution: https://github.com/lnarolski/eBPF-Discovery