PostgreSQL DO blocks throws "end statement closes nothing" when encountering a CREATE statement

[sfllaw]

Test case in PostgreSQL:

DO $$
  BEGIN
    CREATE TABLE t ();
  END -- end statement closes nothing (40, 40)
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;

When running sqlind-indent-line on the END statement, sqlind-refine-end-syntax throws the end statement closes nothing syntax error.

It looks like after the CREATE TABLE statement, sqlind thinks that it is back to 'toplevel, even though it should be 'in-begin-block.

[alex-hhh]

Thanks for reporting this issue -- it was indeed a defect where create table (and view and index) statements were incorrectly considered to start an SQL block. I pushed a fix for this. Can you please try it out? Thanks, Alex.

[sfllaw]

Fixed!