My understanding is that Jenkins reads in configs and then uses them from
memory.
So modifying the config files after Jenkins startup isn't going to do what
you expect.
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I do not have the information to answer your question as you have asked it . . .
However, reading between the lines . . . if you are trying to modify a job from
a script . . . google "python Jenkins".
That module provides an interface that allows you to do all kinds of things to
jobs from Pytho
