Issue

Versions

• sequelize: 6.16.1
• sequelize-typescript: 2.1.3
• typescript: 4.5.4

Issue type

• [x] bug report
• [ ] feature request

Actual behavior

In the following example, I am trying to upsert a column with sequelize.literal. When I run the cmd i get invalid reference to FROM-clause entry for table \"projects\ compared when I run the same sequelize.literal using update. I suspect that the issue is related when tries to insert new row

Related code

import {
  Table,
  Column,
  DataType,
  PrimaryKey,
  Unique,
  AllowNull,
  NotEmpty,
  AutoIncrement,
  CreatedAt,
  UpdatedAt,
  Model,
  Default,
} from 'sequelize-typescript';

export interface IProject {
  id?: number;
  projectId: string;
  counter: number;
  createdAt?: Date;
  updatedAt?: Date;
}

@Table({
  timestamps: true,
  tableName: 'projects',
})
export class ProjectDao extends Model {
  @PrimaryKey
  @AutoIncrement
  @Column(DataType.INTEGER)
    id!: number;

  @AllowNull(false)
  @NotEmpty
  @Unique
  @Column(DataType.STRING)
    projectId!: string;

  @AllowNull(false)
  @NotEmpty
  @Default(1)
  @Column(DataType.INTEGER)
    counter!: number;
}

(async() => {
  await ProjectDao.upsert({
      projectId: 'test',
      counter: Sequelize.literal('"projects"."counter"+1'),
    }, {
      returning: true
    });
})();

When i run the above cmd i get: "invalid reference to FROM-clause entry for table \"projects\"" compared when i am using Sequelize.literal('"projects"."counter"+1') on a update method.

Use the logging option to find out what the SQL looks like, it looks like the table name is not 'projects' in the SQL sequelize generates