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In Part I of this series we focused on the text part and how to generate it automatically using GitHub actions. What would be a resume without a totally unnecessary programming timeline part, though? Something to show that you've been there, done that, gone through Pascal, you even used Windows in the 90s, and, well, a visual representation of your skills that gives an idea of how you can approach, and defeat, any JavaScript framework you're thrown at. So let's start with that timeline in a CSV file, something like this:
The R script uses vistime, an R module for visualizing timelines. But with a twist:
This appears as a failure in the pipeline, there's no way to make the pipeline just stop instead of failing.
As shown in the container key, this github action is run inside the container, so what's going to be available there is only what you put into the container. This is preferred to running it inside any other container and then docker pulling the image; it saves a bit of time. But then it runs the source checkout in the container. This is a clever piece of software: it will run no matter what; it will download your source using its own devices... But we need to checkout the actual git repository, because we will need to push to it afterwards. This is why the container uses this: