Changes with no impact on existing DDL/API functions

AI Copilot

Copilot Skills: turn recurring instructions into reusable AI workflows. Save a task once as a skill, then anyone on the project can run it on demand for consistent results. Create, edit, and delete skills in the Skills manager, start from ready-made templates (Scan for PII, Fill missing descriptions, Summarize model), and run a skill from chat by typing "/" to search — or let Copilot pick the right skill from your description. Skills capture your team's standards, governance rules, and review processes so Copilot follows the same approach across every project
The AI button in the top bar is now always visible — users without AI access can click through to learn more about SqlDBM AI — and new Copilot conversations open with a proper welcome screen (illustration, description, and helpful links) instead of a blank one; a "SqlDBM AI" tile has also been added to the Help menu
(Fix) Opening a project that has existing Copilot history no longer looks like it's re-running old prompts — the loader now correctly shows "Loading" while chat history is replayed

(Fix) Databricks Unity Catalog import and re-import now preserve foreign keys — previously FKs could be dropped when the parent table was already in the project, or when re-importing a project

(Fix) Semantic YAML import now reports clear error messages that pinpoint the specific line or object causing a problem, and handles more edge-case YAML files (including better duplicate-key detection)

(Fix) Creating a virtual relationship with multiple column pairs now produces the correct single, complete pairs instead of splitting them into separate incomplete ones

(Fix) Compressed uploads to OpenAPI POST endpoints are no longer rejected too early — the 15MB limit now applies only to the on-the-wire size, and decompressed bodies up to the documented 100MB are accepted

(Fix) Saving twice in a row in the same session no longer triggers a false "newer revision already exists" warning

Adding users to user groups is now significantly faster on accounts with many users and groups