If I have a Gradle build that uses the Gradle Wrapper, I'm assuming that if I have Jenkins using the Jenkins Gradle plugin and the "Use Gradle Wrapper" checkbox is set for the job, then Jenkins will just execute the Gradle Wrapper script stored in the project. Is this correct?
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