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What confuses me is the difference between polling and running a job. I would expect that the same variables are substituted in both cases. A list of supported variables for the fields "Perforce/Project Details/Workspace (client)" and "Perforce/Project Details/Client View Type/View Map" would be great.
The variable ${USERNAME} should be replaced with the user name that is used for connecting to Perforce (field "Perforce/Depot/Username"). Perhaps this variable should be named as ${P4USER}.
The use of ${nodename} in the 'client name format for slaves' option is a good workaround.