What should you do in the scratch org wizard to run a script for scheduling a class after its creation?

To run a script for scheduling a class immediately after the creation of a scratch org, the option to add the script to execute in the extensions is essential. The scratch org wizard allows for customization through extensions, which can include scripts that need to be executed post-creation. By leveraging this option, you can define specific behaviors and setups that the scratch org should have once it's created, including the execution of a scheduling script for a class.

This capability is particularly useful for automating processes and ensuring that the scratch org has the necessary configurations and settings applied without requiring manual intervention after its initial setup.

The other options do not adequately facilitate the requirement. Creating a new org with a desired script would not support the automation at the point of scratch org creation. Initializing a new deployment process is a separate workflow that focuses on deploying changes rather than configuring a scratch org on creation. Configuring settings in the Git repository does not influence the immediate setup of the scratch org; instead, it would be more about syncing changes with the repository, which is not directly related to running scripts during scratch org creation.