How to skip *.json files with dep5 when creating reuse annotations?

Question

I have some *.json files in my root folder, e.g.

.prettierrc.json 
.settings.default.json 
.stylelintrc.json 
babel.config.json 
package.json

When creating reuse annotations with a command

python -m reuse annotate --copyright="Foo" --copyright-style=symbol --merge-copyrights --license=AGPL-3.0-or-later --skip-unrecognised --skip-existing --recursive .

I would like to skip all *.json files.

In order to do so, I created a dep5 file:

.reuse/dep5

with following content:

Format: https://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/copyright-format/1.0/

Files: *.json
Copyright: 2024 Foo
License: AGPL-3.0-or-later

If I run python -m reuse lint, I get the result that I am already REUSE compliant.

However, the reuse annotate command still creates unwanted, extra license files for each of the *.json files, even when using the --skip-existing option.

.prettierrc.json 
.prettierrc.json.license
.settings.default.json 
.settings.default.json.license 
.stylelintrc.json 
.stylelintrc.json.license
babel.config.json 
babel.config.json .license
package.json
package.json.license

=> How do I need to adapt the dep5 File glob pattern, the reuse command etc. to avoid this?

I also tried following variants for the glob pattern:

./*.json
/*.json

I also tried to specify explicit file names, separated by spaces.