In a Maven Java project of mine, I've got an injected property called "workspace" which is overridden at runtime by Jenkins own $WORKSPACE.

This property is in a .property file read by Spring configuration.

A simple workaround would be to rename mine, but far from acceptable, as it shouldn't be up to Jenkins to force project inner properties name.

Does someone have any other idea ?

Also, to avoid such problem, Jenkins environment variables should be prefixed by a namespace like "$JENKINS_WORKSPACE", IMHO.