Running example

[DFJL]

Hi,
when I run the example code

datadrivencv::use_datadriven_cv(full_name = "Felipe Jiménez")

I got the following error:
Error: '/home/rstudio-user/R/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-library/4.0/datadrivencv/templates/cv.rmd' does not exist.

Can you please adress this?

Thanks!

[mine-cetinkaya-rundel]

I just ran into this issue as well.

I believe this is because cv.rmd and render_cv.r are in .gitignore currently at https://github.com/nstrayer/datadrivencv/blob/master/.gitignore. I was able to triage this issue locally by removing these from the gitignore and also by making sure references to these files at https://github.com/nstrayer/datadrivencv/tree/master/inst/templates also use lower case R in the suffix (e.g. .rmd and .r).

@nstrayer I didn't do a PR for this fix because I'm not sure if this is the most principled way of solving this issue, or if I just happened upon a solution. But I would be happy to if you think that's the right way to fix it.

[nstrayer]

This issue is the same as nstrayer/datadrivencv#35. Basically I was foolish and tried to standardize on all the internal files being lowercase which broke backwards compatibility with parts of the package I cant guarantee would update.

Hopefully shortly I will get the issue fixed on the datadrivencv package and the issue should go away.

@mine-cetinkaya-rundel , The way I was planning on fixing is, instead of just looking for the file existance strictly, looking for it without respect to case, and then using that file. Something like

all_templates <- fs::file_ls(system.files("templates/", package = "datadrivencv"))$path
cv_loc <- all_templates[str_detect(all_templates, "render_cv.r")]

(Probably misremembered the syntax here).

If you have the bandwidth and desire to do it then I would welcome a PR! I have been a particularly poor open-source steward for this project due to releasing it right as I am trying to finish my PhD.

[mine-cetinkaya-rundel]

Thanks @nstrayer! I should have one more reason to use datadrivencv in the near future so I'll look into this then.

Focusing on the PhD sounds like the right thing, open-source will still be here when you're done! Thanks again for this package.