Hi Tudor,
Yes, the @option.VARIABLE@ syntax is only applied to inline scripts. For URLs or local script files, the script is copied without modification.
You could still use the ${option.variable} syntax for arguments to the script, or environment variables if your sshd configuration allows it on the remote node.
I think ideally the @ syntax expansion should be a flag on the script step that you can enable or disable if you like.
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