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Version Type

CLI Version (npm package)

Version (only for Self Hosted)

0.7.22

Steps to reproduce

• Run liam erd build --input db/structure.sql --format postgres --output-dir erd
• Ensure the SQL file is large (tens of thousands of lines) with a long INSERT INTO schema_migrations section.
• Observe the “syntax error at end of input” warning.

Expected Behavior

The parser should handle large files

Actual Behavior

When generating an ERD from a large Rails structure.sql, the CLI throws:
WARN: Error during parsing schema file: syntax error at end of input

After testing, it’s not an actual SQL syntax issue. The error happens because the structure.sql file (specifically the INSERT INTO schema_migrations VALUES (...) block at the end) is extremely long.
If I manually delete from any part ~700 lines from that block, the build completes successfully.

Additional Context

Environment:
OS: macOS (can add yours)
DB: PostgreSQL
liam version: 0.7.22
Node.js version: v22.19.0

Temporary Workaround:
Manually remove INSERT INTO schema_migrations