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FWIW, I agree too. I'm install Jenkins on a closed network, so the repo file is entirely useless, and actually breaks 'yum' because it's unable to connect to the Jenkins repo server. I've solved the problem by installing Jenkins with Puppet and having it alter the repo file to put 'enabled=0' into it. For cases where Jenkins isn't installed with Puppet, I've put some post-install into a few other commonly used packages to do the same thing. All should be unneccessary - splitting the RPM would be a great help.
Update: Looks like this is fixed: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-22690