Can't populate Postgres temporary table from CSV due to default schema

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I have a change set with the following entries (simplified as there are more columns in practice):

        <createTable tableType="temporary" tableName="tag184_csv_table">
            <column name="postal_code" type="text"/>
        </createTable>
        <loadData
                commentLineStartsWith="//"
                encoding="UTF-8"
                file="pathTo.csv"
                quotchar="&quot;"
                relativeToChangelogFile="true"
                separator=","
                tableName="tag184_csv_table"
                usePreparedStatements="true">
            <column name="postal_code" type="string"/>
        </loadData>

The temporary table creation works fine, thus:

 CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tag184_csv_table (postal_code TEXT)

However the CSV insert fails as the generated SQL is:

INSERT INTO public.tag184_csv_table(postal_code) VALUES(?)

Which results in:

ERROR: relation "public.tag184_csv_table" does not exist

In Postgres, temporary tables exist in a hidden, unique, and session-specific high-priority schema, and no schema should be specified when referencing them in any SQL statement.

So, is there a way to suppress the inclusion of the (default) schema name for the insertion? I am aware there is a schemaName="something" attribute supported by <loadData, but that is the opposite of what is wanted here (and it treats a blank string value as missing and inserts public.).

Thanks!