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    How to pass package variable for release template from Create Release from Template Rest API?

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      Hi
      I am using Create Release from Template API to create a new release in BuildMaster. I have defined some package variable in the Release Template to which value is assigned by user when package is created. Here in case of Rest API, i am able to create a new release with release template but when i am passing the package variables to the API using JSON , they are not reflecting in BuildMAster Package. Here is the JSON object:
      $CreatePackageParam= @{releaseNumber=$ReleaseNumber;
      applicationName=$ApplicationName;
      $SiteName=$SiteName;
      }
      I have prefixed key with $ as mentioned in BuildMaster documentation to pass any number of variables. However it is not working with or without $. Please help how can we pass and consume other variables in Rest API?

      Product: BuildMaster
      Version: 5.6.11

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        Hello Megha,

        In PowerShell, to create a JSON object key with a dollar sign in it, you need to use this syntax: "`$KeyName"

        So your object would look like this:

        $CreatePackageParam= @{releaseNumber=$ReleaseNumber;
        applicationName=$ApplicationName;
        "`$SiteName"=$SiteName;
        }
        

        Otherwise, PowerShell replaces both instances of $SiteName with the value in that variable.

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