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View composers are called later, so they will overwrite keys set before.

You could check if value exists, and add default values only if they doesn't.

Cleanest way to accomplish this would be (off the top of my head):

  1. Set array with default values.
  2. Get all data passed to view (do not remember method, but i know there is one).
  3. Merge both arrays into one
  4. Set merged array as view variables.

Still, it seems to be wrong... But will do what you want

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