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    • Commit #68577 by mfredrickson at 00:16
        With the views patches in RTBC state, pre-emptively checking in bio's new views support.
        
        See also: #142746
        
        From the recently updated README:
        The bio module now boasts integration with the views module. This integration takes two forms:
        
        1. Custom filters: Bio has two useful filters, Node: Type is bio and Bio: Author has bio node
        - Node: Type is bio node -- This is useful for shipping premade views that rely on bio, but are not tied to a particular type of node acting as the bio node (e.g. on one site it might be "Biography" on another "profile").
        - Bio: Author has bio node -- This is useful for only returning results where the author has created a bio node. That way, if you are exposing bio fields (e.g. the "interests" taxonomy), you can be sure that a bio node exists for every other node returned in the query.
        
        2. Duplicating existing views tables, fields, filters, and sorts: Bio "steals" the views definitions of every other module and makes them its own. For example, the node module exposes the "Node: Title" field and filters. Bio steals these and creates the "Bio: Node: Title". Using these fields you can create a view that returns a list of blog nodes with the author's bio node title. Don't worry, it sounds complicated at first, but you'll get the hang of it in no time.
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