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Exclude Gradle wrapper from Dependabot updates - #12084
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Keep wrapper upgrades out of dependency batches and leave them to the existing dedicated workflow. Ignore the wrapper in root, examples, and smoke-test entries, including scans of the root composite build.
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gradle-wrapperfrom Dependabot updates so Gradle upgrades do not enter the general dependency batch, as happened in #12067. Wrapper upgrades remain handled by the existing dedicated Update Gradle Wrapper workflow.Add the exclusion to the root, examples, and smoke-test entries. The examples and smoke-test builds include the root build, so their scans also discover its wrapper. Existing dependency exclusions and the dedicated workflow remain unchanged.
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