Option for disabling auto relation insertion

[euberdeveloper]

Problem

I am always frustrated when I have something like this:

model Persona {
    uid              String          @id @default(uuid())
    codice_fiscale   String?
    nome             String
    cognome          String
    sesso            Sesso
    data_nascita     DateTime
    luogo_di_nascita LuogoDiNascita?
    residenza        Residenza?
    domicili         Domicilio[]
    creata_il        DateTime

    @@map("persona")
}

// ....

model Presidente {
    uid                 String   @id
    data_inizio_mandato DateTime
    data_fine_mandato   DateTime
    firma               String
    persona             Persona  @relation(fields: [uid], references: [uid])

    @@map("presidente")
}

Where you can see that President ISA Person, hence by ER logic a president should always be able to reach the fields of the person he refers, but person should not be able to see its president.

When with VSCODE i format the code (Ctrl+Shift+i on Ubuntu), I obtain this:

model Persona {
    uid              String          @id @default(uuid())
    codice_fiscale   String?
    nome             String
    cognome          String
    sesso            Sesso
    data_nascita     DateTime
    luogo_di_nascita LuogoDiNascita?
    residenza        Residenza?
    domicili         Domicilio[]
    creata_il        DateTime

    @@map("persona")
    Presidente Presidente[] // This should not be added
}

Firstly, it is not true that a Person can be more than a President, secondly I do not want at all that the field president is added to Person.

Suggested solution

The easiest solution would be able to disable from options this feature, so that when I indent the code, the code is only linted but not "improved" by adding the second part of a relation.

Alternatives

An alternative could be able to configure from settings how and when the second part of a relation would be added.

[euberdeveloper]

Update: After having some experience, I suggest adding the field to all the sides of the relation, there was really no reason not to do it. I still would prefer a warning instead of them added automatically.

[carmenberndt]

related #91