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    ScriptRepository Script execution doesn't seem to respect defaults

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      When I execute a script I have stored in the Script Repository, if I set defaults for its parameters (either using constants or BuildMaster variables), it does not seem to pass those values through to the script and I am forced to specify values even if all I want are the default values.

      This seems like it is a bug.

      Product: BuildMaster
      Version: 4.2.7

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        Thanks for the report - I was able to reproduce the issue, and have logged the issue as BM-1501.

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          Is there a date when this will be resolved?
          Even if I wanted to use the script repository as a template I can't change the script text after selecting one of the actions from the repository.
          I have a Linux script using three different Build Master variable scopes. None of the variables are used.

          Script parameter: DeploymentPath
          Script parameter: DeploymentMainFile
          Server variable: DeploymentScripts
          BuildMaster functions: ApplicationName, ReleaseNumber, BuildNumber

          Script text:

          #!/bin/bash
          . $$HOME/.bash_profile
          $$HOME/prepare_sql_files.sh ${DeploymentScripts}/${ApplicationName}/${ReleaseNumber}/${BuildNumber}/${DeploymentPath}/${DeploymentMainFile}
          
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            As far as I'm aware, this particular issue has already been resolved. Can you post a new question with the same details? For some quick suggestions though, does echo $ApplicationName work as expected? Is the application configuration to use new variable support (Settings -> Application Settings)?

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