fix: run_discovery now supports searches: format created by applypilot init wizard#73
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Problem
Running
applypilot initcreates a searches.yaml using thesearches:formatwith combined search_term + location entries. However,
run_discovery()injobspy.py only reads the legacy
queries:+locations:format, resulting in0 search combinations and 0 jobs discovered — with no error message explaining why.
This affects every user who installs v0.3.0 and runs the setup wizard.
Fix
Added a format detection check at the top of
run_discovery(). Ifsearches:key is present, it reads entries directly using search_term + location + site_name.
Falls back to the legacy format if
searches:is not present, so existing configsstill work.
Testing
Tested on Windows with Python 3.13. After fix: 168 jobs discovered across 17
search queries in Zurich, Switzerland. Before fix: 0 jobs discovered.