Enhance comment handling support#209
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the PR addresses more than one issue and it makes it too big and hard to review. I'm ok to approve this since the code won't affect the default behavior of parsers but please make smaller changes in each PR in upcoming PRs.
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I did try and break it up, but it would have created unexpected behaviour. Thanks for the feedback. |
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This pull request introduces significant improvements to how comments are preserved and emitted in the SQL Server script generator, especially around statement boundaries and formatting. The main focus is on ensuring that comments maintain their correct placement relative to SQL statements, particularly for trailing comments, single-line comments, and comments between statements and keywords like
END. These changes improve the fidelity of script round-tripping and formatting.Code Changes