Issue #7991 has been reported by Trevor Vaughan.
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Bug #7991: Issue with using custom functions in templates.
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/7991
Author: Trevor Vaughan
Status: Unreviewed
Priority: Normal
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Keywords: custom function, template
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To use a custom function in a template, you must do something like the
following:
`$var = inline_template("<%= Puppet::Parser::Functions::function('myfunction');
'' %><%= scope.function_myfunction(options) %>")`
Furthermore, to make this work in any order, you must stick something like the
following in your code:
`if false { myfunction('blah') }`
However, if you do this *anywhere at all*, you can no longer do the following:
`$var = myfunction('foo')`
Why? I have no idea! But it certainly doesn't seem like it should work this way.
Seems to affect all Puppet versions that I've tried. <= 2.6.6
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