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Update pyproject.toml to use ansys-cookiecutter #36

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Given the issue within cookiecutter's release, I've gone ahead and released a renamed, but otherwise identical, ansys-cookiecutter package at https://pypi.org/project/ansys-cookiecutter/.

This is by no means a permanent solution, and since the github repo has 16.5k stars, I'm sure that someone will come up with a workaround, fork, or will just post the package. For now, we're using this to get the job done and will take it down once 2.X is released.

Installation of this package is:

pip install ansys-cookiecutter

and it will show up from pip list as ansys-cookiecutter, but otherwise it's identical to the actual package. For example both:

python -m cookiecutter
python -c "import cookiecutter"

work flawlessly, and otherwise our implementation requires no changes.

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Thanks for addressing this @akaszynski, merging!

@jorgepiloto jorgepiloto merged commit 63d4b7c into main Mar 25, 2022
@jorgepiloto jorgepiloto deleted the fix/dependency_ansys_cookiecutter branch March 25, 2022 13:44
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