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Robert Speicher a3b74f1a1a Merge branch '37872-fix-nasty-gdk-nuke' into 'master'
Resolve "`bin/rspec`/`bin/karma` can nuke the GDK entirely"

Closes #37872

See merge request gitlab-org/gitlab-ce!14276
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