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					<description><![CDATA[&lt;blockquote&gt;This article is a practical resource for anyone looking to automate Jenkins workflows from the command line. Learning how to log in and trigger jobs via CLI can significantly boost productivity—especially when integrating Jenkins with scripts, cron jobs, or other automation tools. Command‑line control helps reduce manual steps in your CI/CD pipelines, enables seamless integration with external systems, and supports faster feedback loops for developers. For teams focused on automation and DevOps practices, mastering these Jenkins CLI commands is a valuable skill that enhances efficiency and reliability across build and deployment processes.&lt;/blockquote&gt;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote><p>This article is a practical resource for anyone looking to automate Jenkins workflows from the command line. Learning how to log in and trigger jobs via CLI can significantly boost productivity—especially when integrating Jenkins with scripts, cron jobs, or other automation tools. Command‑line control helps reduce manual steps in your CI/CD pipelines, enables seamless integration with external systems, and supports faster feedback loops for developers. For teams focused on automation and DevOps practices, mastering these Jenkins CLI commands is a valuable skill that enhances efficiency and reliability across build and deployment processes.</p></blockquote>
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