When creating a table in SQLite, the AUTOINCREMENT keyword can be used as a column constraint when it is the primary key.
In the current implementation, this keyword does not exist, as the MySQL implementation uses AUTO_INCREMENT, with an underscore.
I'm new to Treesitter but I think it comes down to adding a new keyword in line 154
keyword_autoincrement: _ => make_keyword("autoincrement"),
and replacing line 2717 with a choice for the keywords in the _column_constraint function
choice($.keyword_auto_increment, $.keyword_autoincrement),
When creating a table in SQLite, the AUTOINCREMENT keyword can be used as a column constraint when it is the primary key.
In the current implementation, this keyword does not exist, as the MySQL implementation uses AUTO_INCREMENT, with an underscore.
I'm new to Treesitter but I think it comes down to adding a new keyword in line 154
and replacing line 2717 with a choice for the keywords in the
_column_constraintfunction