[Bug] MySQL CURRENT_TIMESTAMP function is considered a string and is not processed normally

[kworkbee]

In Database,

# ...
- name: created_date
        type: datetime (6)
        constraints:
          notNull: true
        attributes:
          autoIncrement: false
        default: CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(6)
# ...

Controller Logs:

Executing query "create table `user` (`idx` int (11) not null auto_increment, `name` varchar (256) not null, `role` varchar (20) not null, `created_date` datetime (6) not null default 'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(6)', `last_modified_date` datetime (6) not null default 'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(6)', `enabled` tinyint (1) not null default '1', primary key (`idx`)"
{"level":"error","msg":"failed to apply statements: Error 1067 (42000): Invalid default value for 'created_date'"}

The CURRENT_TIMESTAMP function, which should be applied as the default value in the field created_date, is considered a string, resulting in a bug that prevents DDL from running properly.