Also push the old wheel name to GCP

[david-zlai]

Summary

Previously in this change 9901878 I had us push the old wheel name for etsy to AWS but forgot to also do the same for GCP

Checklist

• Added Unit Tests
• Covered by existing CI
• Integration tested
• Documentation update

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Expanded the distribution process to include an additional legacy package artifact upload. This update integrates enhanced metadata tracking (e.g., timestamps and commit references) to ensure improved traceability and auditability while maintaining consistency with existing deployments. These improvements contribute to a smoother and more reliable update experience for end-users.

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Walkthrough

This update adds a command within the upload_to_gcp function of the scripts/distribution/build_and_upload_artifacts.sh script. The new command uploads an old Zipline wheel file (OLD_ZIPLINE_WHEEL_NAME) to GCP storage using the gcloud storage cp command with custom metadata. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
scripts/distribution/build_and_upload_artifacts.sh	Added a command in upload_to_gcp to upload an old version of the Zipline wheel file with custom metadata via gcloud storage cp

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant S as Script
    participant U as upload_to_gcp
    participant G as Google Cloud Storage

    S->>U: Invoke upload_to_gcp()
    U->>G: gcloud storage cp (current wheel + metadata)
    U->>G: gcloud storage cp (old wheel + metadata)
    G-->>U: Confirmation responses
    U-->>S: Return success

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Possibly related PRs

• Add custom metadata to track who has uploaded and when for artifacts #374: Enhancements for metadata handling in the upload process.
• Fix directory path for artifact submission script and set version #455: Introduces the OLD_ZIPLINE_WHEEL_NAME handling for backward compatibility.
• Add AWS to Artifact Distribution Script #421: Modifications to the upload_to_gcp function affecting artifact uploads.

Suggested reviewers

• chewy-zlai
• tchow-zlai

Poem

In the realm of code, a new command shines,
Old wheels now take flight with metadata lines.
A swift script update, precise and true,
GCP receives both the old and the new.
Code flows like a river—fresh and cool!

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scripts/distribution/build_and_upload_artifacts.sh (1)

203-203: GCP old wheel upload added.
The new command mirrors the AWS upload and correctly pushes the legacy wheel. Ensure that $OLD_ZIPLINE_WHEEL_NAME exists as expected.

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