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Schema name
See original GitHub issueWhen I create a schema, I have noticed that it does not accept non [a-z][0-9_ characters, but when you look at the PostgreSQL Schema Create docs there is no reason why it shouldn’t. In fact I created schema manually with the name my-test-schema_933333 and I had no problem.
Are you able to look into this? Thanks
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If it doesn’t break anything then why not.
The lexical docs (while is the v13, same constraints go back to at least v9) call out what can and can’t be done, and do make a note about quoted identifiers. Nice thing is that the schema is already being quoted by the project.