Allow overriding document options via options prop#54
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I assume exposing the whole option prop is ok even if we only made a change to the cmapurl.
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optionsprop (typed asDocumentProps['options']) that defaults toDEFAULT_DOCUMENT_OPTIONSand is forwarded to<Document>. This way, this prop can be overridden by consimer.DEFAULT_DOCUMENT_OPTIONS.cMapUrlto/cmaps/. Reason explained here: [PDF Viewer] Black text disappears from certain PDF receipts after they finish rendering (web) App#94484 (comment)Related Issues
Expensify/App#94484
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Expensify/App#94568