Notice that the output is rendered in the test directory (yaml's directory) instead of current working directory.
PS C:\> mkdir test; rendercv new example # create test directory and create a new example/test file
# output removed
PS C:\> mv .\example_CV.yaml .\test\ # move said example to test dir
PS C:\> rendercv.exe render .\test\example_CV.yaml --pdf-path example.pdf
╭─ Your CV is ready ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ ✓ 60 ms Generated Typst: ./test\rendercv_output\example_CV.typ │
│ ✓ 143 ms Generated PDF: ./test\example.pdf │
│ ✓ 26 ms Generated PNGs: ./test\rendercv_output\example_CV_1.png; ./test\rendercv_output\example_CV_2.png │
│ ✓ 20 ms Generated Markdown: ./test\rendercv_output\example_CV.md │
│ ✓ 7 ms Generated HTML: ./test\rendercv_output\example_CV.html │
╰─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯
PS C:\> rendercv.exe --version
RenderCV v2.8
I would label this as a suggestion rather than an issue since it might be as designed, but wanted to double-check. Of course, providing the full path of the file also works (:
Notice that the output is rendered in the
testdirectory (yaml's directory) instead of current working directory.I would label this as a suggestion rather than an issue since it might be as designed, but wanted to double-check. Of course, providing the full path of the file also works (: