Here's to doing something.

[sitifan]

“Here's to putting our differences to bed,” Foster said. The drink tingled as it went down Mick's throat. Foster seemed to own the city that evening, even the country. Mick asked him about Bulgaria's move toward capitalism.
(Double Cross: An International Thriller, by Fritz Galt)
What does "here's to doing something" mean?

 

[5jj]

The speaker is drinking a toast to something.

 

[sitifan]

Whether you are at an interview, in the courtroom, at a business lunch or even dialing into a conference call as your toddler throws a tantrum (well, the last one might just be me…)—here’s to putting your best foot forward and giving it all you’ve got each work day.
(my bold, EDITOR’S LETTER APRIL/MAY 2018, by Shelley Basinger, Managing Editor)
https://lynchburgbusinessmag.com/editors-letter-aprilmay-2018/
What does "here's to doing something" mean in the letter?

 

[Rover_KE]

'Here's to ...' is a wish for success to what or who follows.

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