When creating a many-to-many relationship the relationships stated use different names for through value/join table name

[jtobinisaniceguy]

Example:

Chat.belongsToMany(Profile, {
as: 'profiles',
through: 'chat_profile',
foreignKey: 'chatId',
otherKey: 'profileId',
onDelete: 'CASCADE'
})

Profile.belongsToMany(Chat, {
as: 'chats',
through: 'profile_chat',
foreignKey: 'profileId',
otherKey: 'chatId',
onDelete: 'CASCADE'
})

Shouldn't these have the same "through" value for same named join table

[tomjschuster]

@jtobinisaniceguy the through table is explicitly defined when configuring an association, but this sounds like reasonable default behavior for when the form state changes an association to be a many-to-many with a join table for the first time.

#130 updates the default behavior to an "inverse" association's table name, if it exists. You can try it out at https://mutual-join-table.sequelize-ui.pages.dev. Does this behavior solve your use case?