That won’t work if you use a custom workspace for a job. The same probably applies if, under the global configuration, you have (under "Advanced") changed "Workspace Root Directory".
Matthew
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> AFAIK such a variable does not exist but you can "cd .." starting from
> $WORKSPACE and eventually you should get to the directory that has
> slave.jar. I think that should be the directory that was configured as
> remote root directory.
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