Ssis 2012: deployment heartburn

Has anyone seen a symptom when creating an SSIS job step, the environment checkbox is unavailable and the connections are still tied to a previous environment even though the ssisdb catalog is there with the environment settings in place.
as an aside, i deployed the projects from tfs/vs2010.
is there anywere i can look to tell where ssis may think there's a fixed connection?

@buddylee17, the very short answer to this is yes. 
Here's my story: I set up my job agents before I set up the environment location\parameters in the Integration Services Catalogs. This happened because I scripted the job agents that I created in the development environment and imported/ran the scripts on
my test server. If your story is similar, script out and save your job agents into files. Go back and create the Project(s) and the Environment(s) folder locations in the Integration Services Catalog. Redeploy. If  your development env defaults have arrived
as the catalog values--or no env values have arrived, add/modify the values. Run the files of the agent job scripts. The grayed out environment checkbox will show up as empty, but no longer grayed out. Click and pick. The folder location should show up. 
You may not need this link, but here it is in case you do.
Setting up the Integration Services Catalog Folders
If this works for you, please mark this as the answer--since I just happened upon this by accident, I can't be sure this is the "fix" until you give it a try! :)

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