When creating jobs I have been storing output from tasks to job variable.
What this does is allow for better portability of a job.
The job is easier to copy to another system or clone to a new job.
Previous to doing this, I used to reference the outputs with a direct macro code.
The problem with this is that if I cloned or copied the job, then I would have to update the macro references to the outputs.
This would come up when using macro codes in SQL statements or Powershell scripts and etc.
This was very cumbersome.

Can you add an option to store output directly to a job variable?