One film, in the formats of the other projects' banners. It says one thing: nobody wants to apply for a job, you want the job. The table of sites stays in docs/sites.md.
- CV: a tailored CV the font cannot draw is not written; the person's own CV is sent, with one line saying why.
- Judge: only a request too large for the endpoint is split; other failures end at once, and the funnel says how many
postings were not judged and why.
- Database: the date is the manifest's; a database older than 7 days is said to be stale; an empty search says when the
60-day age limit is the reason.
- Plugins: a plugin that is not UTF-8 raises PluginError naming the file, as a bad plugin already does.
The browser gets the environment without the model key: the one the settings name, and the default.
rich is declared, as tui.py imports it.
Dead code removed: Store.to_apply, the threshold setting, and tests of removed names.
A new resume replaces the plan and keeps the person's filters, such as exclude.
An unreadable description database is reported once per search, and the search goes on.
_places has no empty part, so a place without a city no longer reads ", Italy".
The apply protocol is named Browser, not Session.
Confirm, Finish and Complete are held back from any element, as sends do.
Judge comments say why, with no numbers a reader cannot check.
README says what leaves the computer and what it costs, who answers for what is sent, how to update and uninstall, and where the search is changed. It states that the mail plugins' read-only rule is an instruction to the model, not enforced in code.
CONTRIBUTING: CI runs on Ubuntu, Windows and macOS, Python 3.11 and 3.12; ruff check runs the default rules, so the 160 line length is not enforced.
docs/plugins.md: the example is lever.md as it is.
SECURITY.md: the mail plugins' read-only rule is an instruction, not a guarantee.
Phone numbers removed from docs/sites.md and the SmartRecruiters plugin; the plugin gives a placeholder.
LLDB engine credit reworded in NOTICE and profile.py comment; CHANGELOG says what the repository was.