✨ Add JSON Schema for scheduled in pyproject.toml#5681
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✨ Add JSON Schema for
scheduledinpyproject.toml(I own the PyPI package, currently empty, work in progress: https://pypi.org/project/scheduled/). The main feature of that PyPI package is this JSON Schema here. 🙃I based this PR on the one I made for FastAPI: #5579
I'm also adding the
CODEOWNERSconfig to allow me to edit it in the future if I add extra configs.I tested it by temporarily copying the contents of the partial manually to the JSON Schema for
pyproject.tomland triggering autocompletion on VS Code with Tombi and Better Toml installed. That's also how I tweaked the description format and confirmed the Markdown was rendered properly.AI Disclaimer
I used Codex with GPT 5.5 in several iterative prompts, plus some manual tweaks written by hand.