If the primary purpose of a workflow is to generate and submit a dependency graph, then the workflow should fail if this isn't achieved. Presently, the behaviour is to warn and continue.
We could add an option like dependency-graph-continue-on-failure that defaults to true (for now), but can be switched to false so that Gradle version and permission issues cause the workflow to fail, rather than simply warning.
If the primary purpose of a workflow is to generate and submit a dependency graph, then the workflow should fail if this isn't achieved. Presently, the behaviour is to warn and continue.
We could add an option like
dependency-graph-continue-on-failurethat defaults to true (for now), but can be switched to false so that Gradle version and permission issues cause the workflow to fail, rather than simply warning.