I'm using GoCD in Windows environments, and trying to use the standard
environment variable GO_PIPELINE_COUNTER to enumerate things distinctly.
But I can't get any standard environment variable to work, such as with
this kind of command:
```
<jobs>
<job name="PullAndUpdate">
<tasks>
<exec command="echo">
<arg>${env.GO_PIPELINE_COUNTER}</arg>
<runif status="passed" />
</exec>
```
I've tried with and without braces and parentheses, and with $ and % (# is
apparently only for parameters), and with and without "env.". Anything I
try just gives me the literal text as output.
Is there any way to actually USE the standard environment variables within
a pipeline?
Thank you!!! Michael F.
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