In our environment of several hundred jobs, I sometimes find it difficult to 
upgrade plugins and restart Jenkins as "something" is always running. Some jobs 
that are triggered by SCM checkins take 1.5 hours to run. Sometimes a couple of 
them will be pending waiting for the executing one to finish. When I use 
Prepare for Shutdown or Prepare for lenient shutdown, it stops ALL newly 
triggered jobs. But I could let many, many faster jobs through while I wait for 
the 1.5 hour one to finish.

I would like to selectively start pending jobs during a Prepare for Shutdown 
mode. Can that be done?

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