One way to display a variable in a Jenkins script that contains single quotes without causing an error is to use double quotes instead of single quotes. For example:
echo "The value of my variable is $myVariable"
Alternatively, you can escape the single quotes with a backslash.
echo 'The value of my variable is '\''$myVariable'\'''
This tells the shell to treat the single quotes around $myVariable as literal characters.
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