#1111 document optional title= argument in release command#2380
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The #1111 proposal — letting users override the GitHub release title from the
release comment — is already wired in code:
CommentsTag.title()readsargs/arg[@name='title']and falls back to the issue title, theQnParametrizedparser turnstitle=\...`into that arg, andcreatesReleaseTitleFromTalkinCommentsTagTest` covers the path. Only thedocumentation was missing.
The basics post now shows the optional
title=argument next to the existingtag=example, so users can see how to invoke it without reading the source.This is a documentation-only change to a Jekyll post, no Java, no resources, no
tests touched. Local diff is seven added lines in
src/jekyll/_posts/2014/jul/2014-07-13-basics.md; no build or test commandapplies to that file.
Closes #1111