Flight Log / microsoft/SqlScriptDOM #147
Add support for JSON Index creation syntax in SQL Server 2025 (TSql170) — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in microsoft/SqlScriptDOM on Jul 22, 2025; merged clean in 8.7 d: +83,497 −83,086, 33 files, 30 reviews.
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GitHub Copilot opened a feature PR to add JSON Index creation syntax for SQL Server 2025 in the SqlScriptDOM parser, spanning 33 files and 21 commits. The change adds 83497 lines and removes 83086. A reviewer wrote "Don't add antlr-2.7.5.jar to this PR". The PR merged after 209.18 hours with zero change requests.
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This PR implements comprehensive support for JSON Index creation syntax in SQL Server 2025 (TSql170 parser) as requested in the original issue. ## Syntax Supported ```sql CREATE JSON INDEX name ON table_name (json_column_name) [ FOR ( sql_json_path [ , ...n ] ) ] [ WITH ( json_index_option [ ,…
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