Hi James,

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> How could I acheive this please?  I'd rather not hard-code the full path as 
> this would be brittle - how can I "resolve" the puppet:/// url to the actual 
> file location please?

Using "puppet:///" and "file:///" in a way similar to what the File type offers 
from within a custom function is actually not that straight-forward, sadly. 
There is a lot of code which deals with resolving these URLs that deals with 
SSL certificates (since you can request an artifact from different Puppet 
Master), etc. I found it not that easy to work with outside of the File type, 
but perhaps somebody was more successful than I was (?) :-)

KW

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