* fix: parse Python datetime.datetime and datetime.date type annotations correctly
The Python parser only matched ExprKind::Name for type annotations, so
`datetime.datetime` (an Attribute expression) silently fell through to
Typ::Unknown and no datetime picker was shown in the UI.
- Extend parse_expr to resolve `datetime.*` attribute access (alongside
the existing `wmill.*` handling)
- Add Typ::Date variant for `datetime.date` → JSON schema format "date"
- Update python worker to import and convert `date.fromisoformat()`
- Update argSigToJsonSchemaType, AI types, schema validation, and SQL
datatype wasm for the new Date variant
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(schema): preserve user-defined JSON schema for Python list[dict]
Fixes issue where JSON schema properties manually defined in the UI are
lost when saving Python scripts with list[dict] or untyped array parameters.
Changes:
- Preserve all items fields (properties, required, additionalProperties, etc.)
- Preserve items.type instead of hardcoding "object"
- Preserve type for untyped parameters using nullish coalescing
- Add type safety check for items preservation
The Python parser cannot infer object properties from list[dict] annotations.
This fix preserves user-defined schema fields when parser cannot infer structure.
Fixes#7209
* fix(schema): preserve all fields for untyped lists, not just properties
Address bot feedback for consistency. The untyped list branch now preserves
all user-defined fields (required, additionalProperties, enum, etc.) just
like the record[] branch, instead of only preserving properties.
This ensures users who define required fields or enum values for untyped
list parameters don't lose that data on save.
Related to #7209
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Co-authored-by: Devdatta Talele <devtalele0@gmail.com>
