Hello, we're recently using Jenkins (updated to 1.541) for automatically building/testing our local java projects. I was now asked to have if possible Jenkins change some xml files before the actual build, not to have to change them later manually before deploying. It all worked great using string build parameter and some python scripting. All but a thing: one of those strings is pretty long, and including "$$" (without quotes). While all the rest seems to pass correctly as if it was escaped before being turned into a local variable, "$$" becomes "$". After a few tries, $ remains $ but $$ becomes $, $$$ becomes $$, $$$$ becomes $$. This happens actually before reading the variable into python, as I could banally see with "env". Is it wanted, some specific situation or just a bug? Does $ need escaping? If it does, are there other chars needing it? Or did I assume something wrong?
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