The `hudson.Util.fixEmpty` method is a utility method in the Java programming language used in the Hudson CI/CD server framework. It is designed to handle empty values and replaces them with a provided default value. This method is commonly used to ensure that empty or null strings are handled gracefully and do not cause errors or unexpected behavior in the code.
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