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The script provided on Jan 13 seems to be solving a different problem. On our instance, we see stuck SCM polling threads even when the CPU load is zero. With three SCM polling processes stuck as of this moment, the thread names reported by Thread.getAllStackTraces() are main, Finalizer, Signal Dispatcher, and Reference Handler.
I'm pig-ignorant of groovy, and have yet to figure out where its access to Jenkins thread innards are documented, but previous iterations of scripts that did identify a stuck thread to interrupt were ineffective for us — we've yet to find an effective workaround that doesn't rely on restarting the jenkins daemon.
We're using 1.590, and looking to switch to LTS releases as soon as they pass us by.