Is it possible to add Job instance to a scheduler? (the best practice)

[daviddwlee84]

For example, I have set default scheduler jobs.
And I want to update some of them, either adding new ones or filtering some unwanted jobs.

# Initialize and start the scheduler
scheduler = APScheduler()

@scheduler.task("cron", id="default_job", day="*", hour="09")
def default_job():
    print('this is default job')

scheduler.start()

Currently, I do something like this

# Backup jobs

jobs_backup = scheduler.get_jobs()
try:
    scheduler.remove_all_jobs()
    # Some schedule configs (list of dict)
    for conf in configs:
        scheduler.add_job("id", default_job, **config)
except:
    # HERE: I want to set jobs_backup back to the scheduler, but don't know what's the best practice.
    # It would be better if there exists scheduler.add_job that can accept job objects.
    for job in jobs_backup:
        scheduler._scheduler._real_add_job(
            job, jobstore_alias="default", replace_existing=True
        )