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Fix submit-gradle failures by restoring wrapper execute permission - #241
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Fix submit-gradle failures by restoring Gradle wrapper execute permission
Fix submit-gradle failures by restoring wrapper execute permission
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submit-gradlechecks fail with./gradlew: Permission denied: Git tracks the wrapper without execute permission. Normal CI masks this with a setup-timechmod +x.Change
gradlew’s tracked mode from100644to100755, allowing automatic dependency submission to invoke it directly.