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Workaround to slow artifacts upload to GCS

Adam Mulvany requested to merge docs-amulvany-slow-upload-artifacts-helper into main

What does this MR do?

A customer reported slow artifacts uploads to GCS.

This will provide a workaround for some customers who experience the issue.

Related issues

It seems there may be variations of this issue as it doesn't appear to work for all users, see #28393.

For a customer where it has worked, see https://gitlab.zendesk.com/agent/tickets/231259.

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Edited by Adam Mulvany

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