Here is where I keep my (hopefully updated) CV, publication list, talks, etc.

For more information on my research, please visit my personal homepage: davidegerosa.com

Pdf files can be accessed using the links below:

• Full CV
• Short CV
• Publication list
• Talk list

Additionally, my citation count is available here.

This is how I handle it.

The only files one needs to change are database.py and CV.tex. Everything else is machine-generated.

• Add new papers, talks, and students in database.py in the same format as the others. The order is important.
• Touch the other things in the CV directly in CV.tex.
• Tags %mark_CVshort indicate what to exclude when building the short version of the CV.

Then run makeCV.py:

• Fetch citations from ADS and INSPIRE.
• Put together papers and talks in tex format.
• Fetch full bibtex record from ADS for a .bib file.
• Create markdown pages _*.md for a Jekyll website like my own.
• Sanitize the database if the ADS key changed.
• Push to git

Then there's a github action .github/workflows/CV_website.yml that:

• Compile full CV, short CV, standalone publication list, standalone presentation list.
• Publish a Github release to get permanent URLs.
• Push updates to the CV repo if any.
• Push updates to the website repo if any (from there, another action will publish the website itself).

At the end of the day: you change something and then type

python makeCV.py "commit message"