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NathanDuma / LinkedIn-Easy-Apply-Bot

Automate LinkedIn Easy Apply job applications and answer application-specific questions.
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bot filling industry answers with 0 #46

Open logix727 opened 1 year ago

logix727 commented 1 year ago

bot filling industry answers with 0 as default even tho i set a value for default in the config.yaml

secretgrampuh commented 1 year ago

Doing the same for me, trying to figure this out, maybe will poke around tomorrow.

logix727 commented 1 year ago

Ya something changed didn't do before

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Doing the same for me, trying to figure this out, maybe will poke around tomorrow.

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logix727 commented 1 year ago

Doing the same for me, trying to figure this out, maybe will poke around tomorrow.

did u figure it out?

secretgrampuh commented 1 year ago

I found A solution, but it's not THE solution.... it works for me temporarily since pretty much all my skills are 10 years experience.

in linkedineasyapply.py, go to lines 445 to 455

               `else:
                    if text_field_type == 'numeric':
                        to_enter = 0
                    else:
                        to_enter = " ‏‏‎ "

                if text_field_type == 'numeric':
                    if not isinstance(to_enter, (int, float)):
                        to_enter = 0               
                elif to_enter == '':
                    to_enter = " ‏‏‎ "`

There's ya problem, chief. Somehow it's not referencing the config.yaml file and it's just putting in "0" for the "to_enter" variable. I'll see if i can sus it out correctly tomorrow or the next day but for now i just changed the 0's to 10's and it's submitting everthing as 10 years experience. (I'm lazy).

I'll try to mess with it tomorrow and get it to actually work correctly. 🤘

logix727 commented 1 year ago

My man that will do for me. :) Thank you

On Tue, Aug 23, 2022, 8:40 PM secretgrampuh @.***> wrote:

I found A solution, but it's not THE solution.... it works for me temporarily since pretty much all my skills are 10 years experience.

in linkedineasyapply.py, go to lines 445 to 455

`else: if text_field_type == 'numeric': to_enter = 0 else: to_enter = " ‏‏‎ "

            if text_field_type == 'numeric':

                if not isinstance(to_enter, (int, float)):

                    to_enter = 0

            elif to_enter == '':

                to_enter = " ‏‏‎ "`

There's ya problem, chief. Somehow it's not referencing the config.yaml file and it's just putting in "0" for the "to_enter" variable. I'll see if i can sus it out correctly tomorrow or the next day but for now i just changed the 0's to 10's and it's submitting everthing as 10 years experience. (I'm lazy).

I'll try to mess with it tomorrow and get it to actually work correctly. 🤘

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secretgrampuh commented 1 year ago

Well it's not perfect because now it just makes everything 10 years experience. Who knows it could be telling ppl I have 10 years experience in the wrong fucking field hahaha.

But I don't care at least for the moment. If it's in my field then it's the right number. If it's in another field, fine, I don't want to talk to you. If it's in my field but somehow said 10 years in one of the few skills I'm still learning, I'll just say "whoops, guess my finger slipped, I was applying to a bunch of jobs all day".

But for real, ... We do need a real solution for this thing.

logix727 commented 1 year ago

Yep that's the way thank you sir

On Tue, Aug 23, 2022, 11:58 PM secretgrampuh @.***> wrote:

Well it's not perfect because now it just makes everything 10 years experience. Who knows it could be telling ppl I have 10 years experience in the wrong fucking field hahaha.

But I don't care at least for the moment. If it's in my field then it's the right number. If it's in another field, fine, I don't want to talk to you. If it's in my field but somehow said 10 years in one of the few skills I'm still learning, I'll just say "whoops, guess my finger slipped, I was applying to a bunch of jobs all day".

But for real, ... We do need a real solution for this thing.

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xMacJ commented 1 year ago

This is still a valid issue with the script. It happened to me when using the most recent version of the script in the pull requests.