🎉 MSSQL Extension v1.32: GitHub Copilot (Preview), New UI GA, and Schema Designer (Preview)

[croblesm]

We’re excited to announce that the MSSQL extension for Visual Studio Code now includes GitHub Copilot integration, unlocking a powerful AI-assisted SQL development experience — right inside VS Code.

Whether you’re working with SQL database in Fabric, Azure SQL, or SQL Server, this release helps you build faster and smarter with natural language assistance for your database workflows.

🎯 What’s New in v1.32.0?

• GitHub Copilot integration (Preview): AI-assisted coding inside the MSSQL extension
  • ORM scaffolding: Generate Sequelize, Prisma, or EF Core models instantly
  • Schema comprehension: Understand complex relationships, joins, views, and stored procedures
  • Performance optimization: Get suggestions to improve query efficiency
  • Test data generation: Automatically populate tables with mock data
  • Security insights: Detect risky patterns and improve access control and formatting
• New UI – General Availability: The modernized UI is now stable and available by default, including improvements to the Connection Dialog, Object Explorer, Query Results, and Table Designer.
• Schema Designer (Preview): A new visual experience to explore and modify table structures without writing raw T-SQL.

📢 New to GitHub Copilot?

Check out our blog post highlighting the GitHub Copilot integration and how it enhances the MSSQL extension:

• 🎥 Demo walkthrough
• 📖 Blog post
• 📚 Docs

Check out the roadmap here: aka.ms/vscode-mssql-roadmap

📚 Resources

• Market place listing - Download or update the extension
• Documentation - Learn how to use the extension
• GitHub Repository - Explore the source code and contribute

🛠️ Get Involved
We’d love to hear your thoughts! Share your feedback, report issues, or contribute to the project:

• GitHub Discussions - Engage with the community and share feedback
• Feature requests - Suggest new features
• Report a bug - Help us improve by reporting issues

🌟 Acknowledgments

Thank you to all contributors and early adopters for helping us make this update possible. Your input continues to shape the future of the MSSQL extension!

[NFGodoy]

With the retirement of ADS we will lose the sql migration extension. Is it possible to incorporate it in the MSSQL extension?