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How to avoid gradle dependency loading every time a native-native project is created?

I am working on a project for Android developers. Why do I use the command "response-native run-android" to create and execute an Android project.

But every time I use the above command, the reaction-native system loads the gradle component while it is already installed on my system. Had Cross checked that the installed version is the same as for installation via response-native-cli.

I would like to know if there is a way in which you can use an existing loaded gradle, rather than loading it?

Thanks for reading.

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