Add schema

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Reason for This PR

Add schema like discussed.

Description of Changes

Add schema.

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• New Features
  • Introduced a new JSON schema for the Beanstalk plugin, enhancing configuration validation and structure.
• Documentation
  • Added titles and descriptions to improve understanding of the schema's purpose and context.

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Walkthrough

A new JSON schema file named schema.json has been added for the Beanstalk plugin within the Roadrunner job system. This schema outlines the structure and validation rules for configuration parameters, ensuring that only defined properties are accepted. Key properties include driver, config, and several sub-properties related to Beanstalk driver settings, each with specific types and default values.

Changes

File	Change Summary
schema.json	Introduced a new JSON schema for Beanstalk plugin configuration, defining properties and validation rules.

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🐇 In the garden of code, a schema takes flight,
For Beanstalk's sweet plugin, it shines oh so bright.
With rules and with structure, it guides every task,
A hop and a skip, no questions to ask!
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

schema.json (1)

37-41: Consider increasing the default reserve_timeout.

The default reserve_timeout of 5s might be too short for high-load scenarios or when processing large jobs. Consider increasing it or documenting the implications of this timeout.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

schema.json (3)

1-4: LGTM! Clear schema metadata.

The schema metadata is well-defined with appropriate schema version, title, and description.

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13-43: Consider specifying required properties.

The schema doesn't specify which properties are required. If any properties are mandatory for the Beanstalk driver to function correctly, they should be listed in a required array.

Let's check if there's any documentation or code that indicates which properties are required:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for Beanstalk configuration documentation or usage
# Test: Look for configuration-related files and code

echo "Searching for Beanstalk configuration documentation..."
rg -l "beanstalk.*configuration" --type md
rg -l "beanstalk.*config" --type go

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18-26: Consider using versioned references for external schemas.

The schema references use raw GitHub URLs pointing to specific branches. This could break if the referenced schemas change or branches are deleted.

Consider:

1. Using tagged versions instead of branch references
2. Hosting schemas on a more stable URL (e.g., documentation site)
3. Or vendoring the referenced schema definitions locally

Let's verify the referenced schemas are accessible:

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