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Running `CREATE TABLE catalog.public.test_table (test_column INTEGER);` against a postgreSQL 13.1 fails with the next error: ``` SQL Error [42601]: ERROR: syntax error at or near "catalog" Position: 1 ``` Looks...

@nvoxland changing `defaultValueSequenceNext="affiliation_seq"` to `defaultValueSequenceNext="sciencejournal.affiliation_seq"` got me the next error: `Unexpected error running Liquibase: ERROR: relation "public.sciencejournal.affiliation_seq" does not exist [Failed SQL: (0) CREATE TABLE sciencejournal.affiliation (id INTEGER DEFAULT nextval('public."sciencejournal.affiliation_seq"')...

Another workaround is specifing the schema but you have to have different changelogs, one for each schema you are working on and add to the url `currentSchema=*schemaName*` for each update.

Hi. I tried to reproduce this issue but I could not. Looks like it got fixed with the latest liquibase docker image. Can you try to reporduce it again after...

It looks like its still an issue on liquibase `4.15`. We need to investigate further to be sure. There is a PR that possible fix this. Looking more into it...

The PR has been merged. So, to be clear, this a expected behavior, you can check the docs page for more information. Thanks!

For this PR, I tested if rollback reference works with a changeset on the same changelog and with one in another changeset. Both work just fine. Theres a couple behaviors...

I reproduce the issue with the steps provided. If on the second changset exists or the second changeset uses `objectQuotingStrategy="QUOTE_ALL_OBJECTS"` it run succesfully.

Still a bug on liquibase `4.14`

If thats the case and you found the solution, im closing this issue. But, if it continues to happend, please let us know, thanks!