Thanks for your reply @DudaNogueira!
I was able to successfully run both the command and the python script. I also converted the script to js and ran it successfully*, so it seems that the issue is with how I’ve implemented it. I’ll just have to hunt that down. I’ll update here if I figure out exactly what was causing it.
* In js, everything worked except client.collections.delete("Test"), which does not fully delete the collection and prevents me from re-creating it, since it appears to still be there. The python version works fine, so it’s probably something in the js client. I’ll make a separate post about that though, since it seems to be unrelated.
Thanks for your help!
*Edit: Never mind, I’m just dumb and forgot an await while deleting. It seems to be working totally fine now