Issue with dropping a table that contains upper case letters in the name.

[JonoPrest]

These are the steps to recreate the issues:

I create a table called "myTest1" (contains uppercase "T").
The following migration is generated by drizzle-kit in a file called "0000_zippy_rage.sql":

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "myTest1" (
	"id" text PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
	"owner" text,
	"displayName" text,
	"imageUrl" text,
	"updatesCount" text
);

Running migrate on this works perfectly.

Next I change the name in my schema to "myTest2" and select create table instead of rename table:

The following migration is generated in a file called "0001_wandering_tana_nile.sql":

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "myTest2" (
	"id" text PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
	"owner" text,
	"displayName" text,
	"imageUrl" text,
	"updatesCount" text
);

DROP TABLE myTest1;

Note how the command DROP TABLE myTest1; does not use quotes around "myTest1".

When I run this migration I get this error in my terminal: error: table "mytest1" does not exist

As far as I know without quotes this command won't work. Perhaps it's a simple matter of adding these quotes into drizzlekit functionality.

[AndriiSherman]

What version of drizzle kit are you using?

[AndriiSherman]

Fixed in drizzle-kit@0.18.1