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Configure document-title during updates #1315
Configure document-title during updates #1315
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@Marc-Andre-Rivet as we were discussing the other day - the renderer no longer holds this default value at all. That means when the R and Julia implementations update to include this functionality in their renderer, they will need to add this option to the back end at the same time or the default behavior will change to no title changes ever.