I ran Bitwarden's database back through Schemity, and SQL Server stopped the script at line 983: "Constraint name '#Cols_pkey' not permitted."
There is no table called #Cols. One of Bitwarden's 574 stored procedures creates it as a temporary table. Our import split the procedure body at its semicolons, read that one statement as a real table, and wrote it back with a primary key.
A diagram should hold tables, not the insides of procedures. Schemity now keeps a procedure, function, trigger or view whole and skips it.
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