Funny table names in migrations

[RobertoMaurizzi]

Hello!

I'm putting together a "personal learning" application with Leptos/Axum and since the objective is mostly to go and learn along the way I decided to use Butane instead of Sqlx.
For some reasons (and I'm not sure why, when or how) I found my SQLite db full of strange table names and, checking the migration folder, sure enough they were all there.

I can't really understand how names like WebPushDatintellijRulezz.table got created, since I never ever used any IntelliJ software on this computer (and in general).
I "solved" it by deleting the db, the .butane folder and then going again through build/makemigrations/init/migrate and now it works properly, but... I'm curious 😅

Attaching a zip file with the funny migration files since there's nothing important in them: funny_migrations.zip

[jayvdb]

Very curious indeed.

Which IDE are you using @RobertoMaurizzi .

My guess is you have an IDE plugin/extension that is doing something behind the scenes, combined with rust-analyzer, that is triggering the #[model] macro which creates the .table files.

#216 is one of the issues open about how to clear out .table files that do not match the names of models according to the current source code.

[RobertoMaurizzi]

I'm using neovim/LazyVim, that in turn uses rustacean.nvim 🤔🤔🤔
No IntelliJ anywhere in the system, not even Android Studio 😅
Unfortunately I created the migrations before realizing that passing a pool in the proper way in Axum isn't exactly straightforward if you never did it before, so the migration files stayed there for maybe a week...
Anyway, the nice thing about having automatic migrations is that's very quick and easy to re-create them :-)
Closing for now, I'll try to pay more attention next time I add tables or create a new application