Closed jpgoldberg closed 9 months ago
Fixing the parsing is easy, but we don't want a YYYY date to render as "Jan. YYYY".
So I believe a fix will require extending or wrapping the Date class.
Hello, I solved the problem by adding some if
s to the code. Although it's not the best solution, it should suffice for our current needs as we do not plan to use more advanced "date" functionalities. I plan to release the new version tomorrow. Thanks for finding this.
This is pointing out that #4 is not fully resolved by release https://github.com/sinaatalay/rendercv/releases/tag/v0.7
Describe the bug
It appears that when checking that an end_date is not before a start_date when one of the dates is YYYY, we end up with an attempt to compare in int with a date
To Reproduce
Include in the input yaml, something like
Comments
Whatever trick is used to get something like 1984-09 to be a valid datetime.date should be used for YYYY. I haven't looked at the source to see how you manage that.