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Removed the "Service and leadership" section and its placeholder content ("Currently signed in to 43 different slack teams") from _pages/cv.md as it is not relevant to a professional CV. Also updated .gitignore to exclude the vendor/ directory.


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Review Summary by Qodo

Remove dummy CV content and configure bundle path

✨ Enhancement

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Description
• Remove placeholder "Service and leadership" section from CV
• Add bundle configuration for vendor directory management
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  CV["CV markdown file"]
  CONFIG["Bundle config"]
  CV -- "Remove dummy section" --> CLEANED["Cleaned CV"]
  CONFIG -- "Add vendor path" --> BUNDLED["Bundle configuration"]
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File Changes

1. _pages/cv.md ✨ Enhancement +0/-4

Remove dummy service and leadership section

• Removed "Service and leadership" section header
• Removed placeholder content about Slack team memberships
• Cleaned up trailing whitespace after Teaching section

_pages/cv.md


2. .bundle/config ⚙️ Configuration changes +2/-0

Add bundle vendor directory configuration

• Added new bundle configuration file
• Set BUNDLE_PATH to vendor/bundle for dependency management

.bundle/config


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Code Review by Qodo

🐞 Bugs (1) 📘 Rule violations (0) 📎 Requirement gaps (0) 📐 Spec deviations (0)

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1. Bundler config committed 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability
Description
The PR commits .bundle/config, which is typically a developer-local Bundler configuration and will
force BUNDLE_PATH=vendor/bundle for anyone running Bundler in this repo. Since .bundle/ is not
gitignored, future machine-specific Bundler settings can be accidentally committed and create
churn/merge conflicts or unexpected install locations.
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.bundle/config[R1-2]

+---
+BUNDLE_PATH: "vendor/bundle"
Evidence
.bundle/config is now tracked and enforces a Bundler install path, but the repo does not ignore
.bundle/, so Bundler-generated updates to this directory can easily be committed unintentionally.
The site config also treats .bundle as an excluded build artifact, reinforcing that it’s not meant
to be source-controlled content.

.bundle/config[1-2]
.gitignore[1-3]
_config.yml[120-149]

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## Issue description
The PR adds `.bundle/config`, which is usually a developer-local Bundler config file. Because `.bundle/` is not ignored, this can lead to accidental commits of local Bundler settings and noisy diffs.

## Issue Context
The repo already ignores `vendor/`, and `_config.yml` excludes `.bundle` from the Jekyll build, suggesting it’s intended as a local artifact directory rather than versioned content.

## Fix Focus Areas
- .gitignore[1-3]
- .bundle/config[1-2]

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1. Bundler config committed 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability

The PR commits .bundle/config, which is typically a developer-local Bundler configuration and will
force BUNDLE_PATH=vendor/bundle for anyone running Bundler in this repo. Since .bundle/ is not
gitignored, future machine-specific Bundler settings can be accidentally committed and create
churn/merge conflicts or unexpected install locations.
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## Issue description
The PR adds `.bundle/config`, which is usually a developer-local Bundler config file. Because `.bundle/` is not ignored, this can lead to accidental commits of local Bundler settings and noisy diffs.

## Issue Context
The repo already ignores `vendor/`, and `_config.yml` excludes `.bundle` from the Jekyll build, suggesting it’s intended as a local artifact directory rather than versioned content.

## Fix Focus Areas
- .gitignore[1-3]
- .bundle/config[1-2]

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