Description

The new type identifier in PostgreSQL ALTER TYPE old_ident RENATE TO new_ident statements is encoded as a string value instead of an identifier, triggering a syntax error.

Steps to Reproduce

Type::alter().name(OldIdent).rename_to(NewIdent)

Expected Behavior

Should be compiled to

ALTER TYPE "old_ident" RENAME TO "new_ident"

or

ALTER TYPE old_ident RENAME TO new_ident

Actual Behavior

Is compiled to

ALTER TYPE "old_ident" RENAME TO 'new_ident'

which is an invalid syntax for this statement.

Reproduces How Often

Always reproducible.

Versions

I'm using 0.32, but this bug is present since the implementation of ALTER TYPE in #42 .

Additional Information

The line triggering the bug: https://github.com/SeaQL/sea-query/blame/16226158bf9dc825bbc49f0b678bccd7c3eb15df/src/backend/postgres/types.rs#L116