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How to choose fields to be exported? #45
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It seems like a lot of fields are just ignored, it's unfortuantely become a deal breaker for me. Specifically:
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I suspect this depends on the theme and we would have to modify it to include another fields. |
Hi gents, short answer here is that all built-in themes should support all JSON fields. If not, it's a bug, and most of this stuff should "just work" in v1.3. For now, this is a bug. @burntcookie90 Apologies, and as a temporary workaround, you can use @Andre0991 You're correct that it's up to theme, so for example, a business card-style theme doesn't have to present skill histories or employment timelines. For built-in themes, the requirement is that all documented JSON fields (and certainly major stuff like samples and skills) should flow to the resume. Thanks guys. |
@hacksalot awesome, thanks for the update, I'll check back in with the project once it's out of beta then, looking forward to it! |
Cool @hacksalot, thanks. |
Coverage has improved in 1.6.0/1.7.0. It's also now possible to explicitly ignore fields with the |
Ok, thanks @hacksalot. |
I filled the address and languages parts on the
json
file, but they don't show up when exporting to any format.Is it possible to change that?
I think it would be nice to put this on the readme (if it's possible).
Great tool, btw :)
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