My-CV

Generated PDFs:

2023 Resume: Resume.pdf (root-level symlink) → output_pdfs/old/2023/2023_Resume.pdf

Notes

Resume.pdf is just a convenience symlink; the canonical archived 2023 PDF lives in output_pdfs/old/2023/.
Git LFS is not necessary for the current layout. This repo only keeps a small number of PDF artifacts, so regular Git is simpler and works fine.
If the repo ever grows to include many large binary revisions, then Git LFS would be worth reconsidering.
All organization is handled locally. Use the helper script below when you want to archive a retired release into output_pdfs/old/<year>/ (and into a month folder under that year when the history shows multiple 2017-era releases).
I would not auto-move PDFs into output_pdfs/old/ based on filename guessing alone. That kind of archival is better done explicitly when you publish a new annual version, because guessing can misfile things.

When you retire a yearly release, archive it explicitly with:

./archive-resume.ps1 -Year 2023

That moves matching 2023*.pdf files from output_pdfs/ into output_pdfs/old/2023/.

This keeps the archive layout predictable without relying on filename guessing.

For the historical 2017 archive, the PDFs are split by month under output_pdfs/old/2017/ based on the commit history:

If you want to regenerate the resume, compile 2023_Resume.tex with XeLaTeX. A common workflow is:

latexmk -xelatex 2023_Resume.tex

If you prefer not to use latexmk, run xelatex directly a couple of times until the references settle.