Type: identifier lowering correctness. Target: prisma/orm PostgreSQL target.
No database is needed for the standalone constructor case:
const ns = new PostgresSchema({ id: "public", entries: { table: {} } });
ns.qualifyTable('quoted"post');Actual output is "public"."quoted"post"; the valid quoted identifier form is "public"."quoted""post". qualifyTable directly interpolates schema and table names between double quotes. The schema ID needs the same escaping treatment.
Expected behavior: qualification should produce a valid PostgreSQL identifier for supported mapped schema and table names. Relevant regression inputs include quotes, Unicode, spaces, periods, and NUL.
The reproduction uses only a benign embedded quote and demonstrates malformed output.
Primary source: PostgresSchema.qualifyTable.
Environment
@prisma/orm-postgres: 8.0.0-rc.8 (the live latest tag when reverified September 6, 2026)- Prisma CLI:
8.0.0-rc.13
- TypeScript:
5.9.3
- Node:
26.5.0
- npm:
11.17.0
- OS: macOS 26.6.2 arm64
- PostgreSQL:
14.23 for database-backed cases
Type: identifier lowering correctness. Target: prisma/orm PostgreSQL target.
No database is needed for the standalone constructor case:
Actual output is
"public"."quoted"post"; the valid quoted identifier form is"public"."quoted""post".qualifyTabledirectly interpolates schema and table names between double quotes. The schema ID needs the same escaping treatment.Expected behavior: qualification should produce a valid PostgreSQL identifier for supported mapped schema and table names. Relevant regression inputs include quotes, Unicode, spaces, periods, and NUL.
The reproduction uses only a benign embedded quote and demonstrates malformed output.
Primary source: PostgresSchema.qualifyTable.
Environment
@prisma/orm-postgres:8.0.0-rc.8(the livelatesttag when reverified September 6, 2026)8.0.0-rc.135.9.326.5.011.17.014.23for database-backed cases