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Prepares commits and pull requests using Conventional Commits and the contributing checklist for this repository. Use when drafting commit messages, summarizing changes, or before opening a PR.

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name	sched-pr-conventional-commits
description	Prepares commits and pull requests using Conventional Commits and the contributing checklist for this repository. Use when drafting commit messages, summarizing changes, or before opening a PR.

Commits and PRs

Conventional Commits

Format:

<type>[optional scope]: <description>

[optional body]

Common types: feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, test, chore.

Pre-PR checklist (from CONTRIBUTING)

uv run ruff check . (and format if needed)
uv run ty check . --ignore unresolved-import
uv run pytest
Docs and generated Fern artifacts updated when APIs or config schema change
Breaking changes called out in the PR description

For exact lint/type/prek command guidance, see sched-ruff-ty-prek. For CI parity and workflow behavior, see sched-github-ci.

Commit-time hook behavior

Pre-commit hooks may auto-modify files (for example EOF fixes or Ruff auto-fixes).
If commit fails due to hook edits:
1. re-stage (git add ...),
2. re-run commit with the same message.

PR description

What changed and why
Linked issues
Note performance impact for solver-heavy work

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name	sched-pr-conventional-commits
description	Prepares commits and pull requests using Conventional Commits and the contributing checklist for this repository. Use when drafting commit messages, summarizing changes, or before opening a PR.

Commits and PRs

Conventional Commits

Format:

<type>[optional scope]: <description>

[optional body]

Common types: feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, test, chore.

Pre-PR checklist (from CONTRIBUTING)

uv run ruff check . (and format if needed)
uv run ty check . --ignore unresolved-import
uv run pytest
Docs and generated Fern artifacts updated when APIs or config schema change
Breaking changes called out in the PR description

For exact lint/type/prek command guidance, see sched-ruff-ty-prek. For CI parity and workflow behavior, see sched-github-ci.

Commit-time hook behavior

Pre-commit hooks may auto-modify files (for example EOF fixes or Ruff auto-fixes).
If commit fails due to hook edits:
1. re-stage (git add ...),
2. re-run commit with the same message.

PR description

What changed and why
Linked issues
Note performance impact for solver-heavy work