Default values can be passed as a dict#1924
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This looks good to me. Thanks for including a test case!
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I'm using cookiecutter programatically and generating some config values (replay_dir to be specific) dynamically. So, I need ability to pass it from the outside.
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like current version doesn't allow to do that. Creating config file time for every call of the cookiecutter sounds like an overhead to me.
Here's my small suggestion how this functionality can be added without introducing breaking changes into the API.