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I have the same issue but for linux environment variables.
During job execution I execute a shell script that sets an environment variable say GINI_VERSION.
When I enter this variable in the predefined parameters field like version=${GINI_VERSION} or $GINI_VERSION. In the next job the entire string is passed and the variable is not resolved.