feat: adds keywords to work items

[CoffeeVector]

feat #398
I think this would be a good addition to the standard. I think it's not uncommon for people to like putting keywords into their resume.

[peternowee]

Maybe give only one example on this line, to make clear that each array item contains only one skill, not one long string containing multiple skills. Just for clarity.

[peternowee]

And maybe just remove the examples from this line, to keep it consistent with the keywords in other sections (Skills, Interests, Projects), see https://github.com/jsonresume/resume-schema/blob/v1.0.0/schema.json.

[pflorek]

closes #420

[anthonyjdella]

Isn't this basically what was already proposed in #409

[peternowee]

Isn't this basically what was already proposed in #409

Yes, you are right, though this one here (#401) was first and I think is also a bit better because it names the array "keywords", which is consistent with existing use of keywords in other resume sections (Skills, Interests, Projects).

[jacrys]

Yes, I missed this in my search for existing PRs, likely because my mental space was in "skills" mode so horse blinders and all that.

[anthonyjdella]

Isn't this basically what was already proposed in #409

Yes, you are right, though this one here (#401) was first and I think is also a bit better because it names the array "keywords", which is consistent with existing use of keywords in other resume sections (Skills, Interests, Projects).

Ah I didn't realize this one was first, my bad.

[nightscape]

Anything preventing this from moving forward?

[CoffeeVector]

Oh my bad. I've sinced haven't needed to update my resume in a while, so I didn't notice any activity on this. I've made the changes @peternowee suggested if you still want this change.

[peternowee]

Thank you, looks perfect to me now!

[nightscape]

I think someone would need to trigger the workflow, right?
@pflorek @peternowee

[pflorek]

🚀

[pflorek]

I think someone would need to trigger the workflow, right? @pflorek @peternowee

I'm not a maintainer, who is in charge?

[pflorek]

@evanplaice @thomasdavis