To add a new endpoint that returns the current timestamp in ISO format, here's a 4-5 bullet-point plan for implementation:

Create a New Branch: Before making any changes, create a new branch from the default branch (main) to ensure that the work is isolated and can be reviewed before merging.
Add New Endpoint to root.py: Since the root.py file under my_tiny_service/api/routers/ already contains a simple endpoint, it's a suitable place to add our new timestamp endpoint. We'll define a new function that returns the current timestamp in ISO format. This function will use Python's datetime module, so we'll need to ensure it's imported.
```
from datetime import datetime

@router.get("/timestamp", summary="Get the current timestamp in ISO format")
def get_timestamp() -> str:
    """Returns the current timestamp in ISO format."""
    return datetime.now().isoformat()
```
Update api.py to Include the New Endpoint: Ensure that the new endpoint is included in the API by importing and including the router from root.py in the get_api() function if it's not already automatically included.
Test the New Endpoint: Add a new test case in tests/test_api.py to ensure that the /timestamp endpoint correctly returns a timestamp in ISO format. This will involve making a GET request to the endpoint and verifying the response format.
Create a Pull Request: After testing locally and ensuring that all changes work as expected, commit the changes to the new branch and create a pull request against the main branch. Include a description of the changes and any testing instructions.

Let's start by creating a new branch for these changes.

Add a new endpoint that returns the current timestamp #56

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