JdbcTemplate incorrectly generates an sql request

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I have a project using jdbc and postgres. I have a schema.sql where the "usr" and "token" tables are created. The token table has the relationship "CONSTRAINT fk_token_user FOREIGN KEY ("user") PREFERENCES usr (id)". I switched from Spring Boot 2.7.5 to 3.1.2. When I make a findByEmail request, I get the error:
org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: the token.usr column does not exist
Hint: Perhaps a reference to the "token.user" column was intended.
Position: 142
I have enabled the debug logs and different requests are being received:
Spring Boot 2.7.5: [SELECT "token"."issue_at" AS "issue_at", "token"."expired_at" AS "expired_at", "token"."refresh_token" AS "refresh_token" FROM "token" WHERE "token"."user" = ?]
Spring Boot 3.1.2: [SELECT "token"."issue_at" AS "issue_at", "token"."expired_at" AS "expired_at", "token"."refresh_token" AS "refresh_token" FROM "token" WHERE "token"."usr" = ?]

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twoDemoProjects.zip
Here are two perfectly identical projects, there is a test on version 2.7.5, it passes on new versions (3.1.2, 3.2.2), it does not pass

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It was necessary to create a foreign key with the same name as the table. Apparently, in the old version, it was specified by the name of the class and did not take into account the @table(name) annotation