Import Gradle project via Buildship if Gradle Build Server is not available #3245
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There will be the case when user has imported the gradle project by build server. Then, the user disable/uninstall the gradle extension.
In this case, the build server project should not be excluded when gradle importer scans the folder to import.
But, so far I cannot figure out a perfect way to do that. The nature id for build server is hard coded. @snjeza @rgrunber Do you know if we can have better approach than this?