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Add support for schema.table syntax in CREATE TABLE statements — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight

The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in rqlite/sql on May 30, 2025; merged clean in 7.9 d, merged by @otoolep: +1,110 −185, 9 files, 0 reviews.

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GitHub Copilot adds schema-qualified table names, such as main.users, to CREATE TABLE statements in rqlite/sql. The pull request targets SQLite's built-in main and temp schemas. The change touches nine files with 1110 additions and 185 deletions across seven commits. It merged clean with no changes requested, 190.45 hours after opening.

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This PR adds support for SQLite's schema-qualified table names in CREATE TABLE statements. ## Problem SQLite allows prefixing table names with a schema name using the `schema.table` syntax, particularly with the built-in schemas `main` and `temp`. For example: ```sql CREATE TABLE main.users (id I…

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