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ENV variable to be used in task script argument

Dear Atlassian,

 

I have a custom variable

key: [executable.bamboo.test] value: [thisisatest] type: ENVIRONMENT

I want to use it in a deployment task as argument to a powershell script

-ConnectionURL ${executable.bamboo.test}

 

However, it looks it's not set yet or I used it wrong way.

What's interesting, if I dump all varialbles inside the script, I can see it's set.

Most probably I'm doing something wrong. It looks that ENV variable is not accessible to be used in scripts arguments. Other variables are fine, I mean global or build variables.

I appreciate you help. 

Kind Regards

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ok, guys, I finally realized that prefix bamboo is always required for variables.

cheers

Jimmy Seddon Community Leader Oct 29, 2019

Hi @zzzz,

I'm glad you were able to figure it out on your own! I was just logging in to tell you the same.

-Jimmy

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