#name_collectionless template variable not working in collectionless collection

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idle mica
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I'm trying to use the "name_collectionless" and "summary_collectionless" template variables for my default collectionless collections but Kometa seems to completely ignore these attributes. There's no errors or mentions of them in the log file, like they weren't even there. The default named Collectionless collection is still created, but doesn't use the name or summary specified.

According to the Wiki, they are valid template variables. Below is a snip from my config file for my Movies library. This is the last item for that library.
- default: collectionless
template variables:
collection_mode: hide
name_collectionless: Collectionless Movies
summary_collectionless: You can ignore this collection. It is used to do some Plex magic with other collections.

What I'm hoping to accomplish is avoiding the dreaded lists of all the hidden collections at the bottom of each movies' detail page. Because they are all named the same, it displays all of them. If I could at least rename them all, then it would only list one (the one the movie is actually in),

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idle mica
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name_collectionless template variable not working in collectionless collection

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quartz hare
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    - default: collectionless
      template variables:
        collection_mode: hide
        name_collectionless: Collectionless Movies
        summary_collectionless: You can ignore this collection. It is used to do some Plex magic with other collections.

This should be template_variables, not template variables

idle mica
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Doh! Color me embarrassed! Thanks.