sync does not create tables on PostgreSQL

sync(function(err) { /*...*/ } in release 2.0.4 does neither produce an error nor create the underlying tables. Reproducable by this snippet on PostgreSQL 9.0:

var orm = require('orm'),
    config = require('../config');

orm.connect('postgresql://' +
    config.database.username + ':' + config.database.password +
    '@' + config.database.host + '/' + config.database.name,
    function(err, db) {
        if(err) console.error(err);

        var Test = db.define('test', {
            val1: String,
            val2: Number,
            val3: Boolean,
            val4: [ 'A', 'B', 'C' ],
            val5: Buffer
        });

        Test.sync(function(err) {
            if(err) console.error(err);
            else console.log('Test synced');
        })

        db.sync(function(err) {
            if(err) console.error(err);
            else console.log('Database synced');
        });
    }
);

Output:

Test synced
Database synced

The database exists and the user does have the rights to access it and create tables.

[dresende]

This is because of the ENUM property, postgresql needs to be changed to create the TYPEs first. I'm making a commit right now, please test it.

Sorry, I've been busy till now. The commit is working perfectly fine - thanks. During the tests I noticed however that the Object type (e.g. val6: Object) throws

node_modules/orm/lib/Drivers/DDL/postgres.js:155: throw new Error("Unknown property type: '" + prop.type + "'");
Error: Unknown property type: 'object'

No idea whether that's a related issue or not, sorry.

[dresende]

It's not related but it's a bug, I'm going to create another issue to solve it.