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and the need for several high-volume variables, this makes sense.
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# Start a timer
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timer.start("Getting existing Jenkins jobs")
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# Get the generator object with the jobs and create an empty list
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s_jobs = server.get_jobs()
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jobs = []
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# Make sure jobs is a tuple
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jobs = tuple(jobs)
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# Stop the timer and log the time
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timer.stop("Getting existing Jenkins jobs")
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return jobs
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def create_jenkins_jobs(self):
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