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Develops and runs the course-constraint-scheduler package with uv. Use when installing dependencies, syncing the lockfile, running CLI/server modules, or setting up a local environment for this repository.
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Changes the scheduler command-line interface in main.py (Click), arguments, output paths, and format options. Use when adding CLI flags or adjusting how schedules are printed or written to disk.
Implements or debugs scheduling logic, Z3 constraints, and JSON configuration for the course constraint scheduler. Use when working in scheduler.py, config models, time slots, or solver behavior.
Changes or reviews the FastAPI REST server, routes, and HTTP behavior for the scheduler. Use when editing server.py, async job flow, or API contracts.
Maintains Fern documentation, OpenAPI, JSON Schema assets, and Python API reference MDX for this project. Use when changing FastAPI routes, public docstrings, Pydantic config models, or user-facing docs under fern/docs.
Interprets or updates GitHub Actions workflows for linting, tests, docs, and publishing. Use when CI fails, when adding checks, or when aligning local commands with automation.
Maintains TypedDict and JSON-shaped type definitions for API and config payloads. Use when editing json_types.py or aligning wire formats with Pydantic models and OpenAPI.
| name | sched-uv-workflow |
| description | Develops and runs the course-constraint-scheduler package with uv. Use when installing dependencies, syncing the lockfile, running CLI/server modules, or setting up a local environment for this repository. |
requires-python in pyproject.toml).course-constraint-scheduler; code under src/scheduler/, import scheduler.uv.lock — prefer uv sync --locked in CI-like checks.uv sync
Dev tools (ruff, pytest, ty, prek, …) are in the dev dependency group; tool.uv.default-groups includes dev, so plain uv sync is enough for normal work.
uv run python -m scheduler.main --help
uv run python -m scheduler.server --help
uv run pytest
uv run prek run --all-files
Use uv run <command> so the project venv and paths stay consistent.
For CI parity and GitHub Actions behavior, see sched-github-ci.