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ci: Separate Gradle Wrapper validation into its own workflow - #5246
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Sometimes gradle wrapper validation fails due to network issues. By separating the wrapper validation into its own workflow, we can easily rerun the failed workflow without rerunning all the longer running workflows. Signed-off-by: BJ Hargrave <[email protected]>
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Sometimes gradle wrapper validation fails due to network issues.
By separating the wrapper validation into its own workflow, we can
easily rerun the failed workflow without rerunning all the longer
running workflows.