Using F2 on relation field leads to broken schema

I had this schema:

generator client {
  provider = "prisma-client-js"
}

datasource db {
  provider = "mysql"
  url      = env("DATABASE_URL")
}

model Album {
  AlbumId  Int     @default(autoincrement()) @id
  ArtistId Int
  Title    String
  Artist   Artist  @relation(fields: [ArtistId], references: [ArtistId])
  Tracks   Track[]

  @@index([ArtistId], name: "IFK_AlbumArtistId")
}

model Artist {
  ArtistId Int     @default(autoincrement()) @id
  Name     String?
  Albums   Album[]
}

model Customer {
  Address      String?
  City         String?
  Company      String?
  Country      String?
  CustomerId   Int       @default(autoincrement()) @id
  Email        String
  Fax          String?
  FirstName    String
  LastName     String
  Phone        String?
  PostalCode   String?
  State        String?
  SupportRepId Int?
  SupportRep   Employee? @relation(fields: [SupportRepId], references: [EmployeeId])
  Invoices     Invoice[]

  @@index([SupportRepId], name: "IFK_CustomerSupportRepId")
}

model Employee {
  Address     String?
  BirthDate   DateTime?
  City        String?
  Country     String?
  Email       String?
  EmployeeId  Int        @default(autoincrement()) @id
  Fax         String?
  FirstName   String
  HireDate    DateTime?
  LastName    String
  Phone       String?
  PostalCode  String?
  ReportsToId Int?       @map("ReportsTo")
  State       String?
  Title       String?
  ReportsTo   Employee?  @relation("EmployeeToEmployee_ReportsTo", fields: [ReportsToId], references: [EmployeeId])
  Employees   Employee[] @relation("EmployeeToEmployee_ReportsTo")
  Customers   Customer[]

  @@index([ReportsToId], name: "IFK_EmployeeReportsTo")
}

model Genre {
  GenreId Int     @default(autoincrement()) @id
  Name    String?
  Tracks  Track[]
}

model Invoice {
  BillingAddress    String?
  BillingCity       String?
  BillingCountry    String?
  BillingPostalCode String?
  BillingState      String?
  CustomerId        Int
  InvoiceDate       DateTime
  InvoiceId         Int           @default(autoincrement()) @id
  Total             Float
  Customer          Customer      @relation(fields: [CustomerId], references: [CustomerId])
  InvoiceLines      InvoiceLine[]

  @@index([CustomerId], name: "IFK_InvoiceCustomerId")
}

model InvoiceLine {
  InvoiceId     Int
  InvoiceLineId Int     @default(autoincrement()) @id
  Quantity      Int
  TrackId       Int
  UnitPrice     Float
  Invoice       Invoice @relation(fields: [InvoiceId], references: [InvoiceId])
  Track         Track   @relation(fields: [TrackId], references: [TrackId])

  @@index([InvoiceId], name: "IFK_InvoiceLineInvoiceId")
  @@index([TrackId], name: "IFK_InvoiceLineTrackId")
}

model MediaType {
  MediaTypeId Int     @default(autoincrement()) @id
  Name        String?
  Tracks      Track[]
}

model Playlist {
  Name           String?
  PlaylistId     Int             @default(autoincrement()) @id
  PlaylistTracks PlaylistTrack[]
}

model PlaylistTrack {
  Id         Int      @default(autoincrement()) @id
  PlaylistId Int
  TrackId    Int
  Playlist   Playlist @relation(fields: [PlaylistId], references: [PlaylistId])
  Track      Track    @relation(fields: [TrackId], references: [TrackId])

  @@index([TrackId], name: "IFK_PlaylistTrackTrackId")
  @@unique([PlaylistId, TrackId], name: "Unique_PlaylistTrack")
}

model Track {
  AlbumId        Int?
  Bytes          Int?
  Composer       String?
  GenreId        Int?
  MediaTypeId    Int
  Milliseconds   Int
  Name           String
  TrackId        Int             @default(autoincrement()) @id
  UnitPrice      Float
  Album          Album?          @relation(fields: [AlbumId], references: [AlbumId])
  Genre          Genre?          @relation(fields: [GenreId], references: [GenreId])
  MediaType      MediaType       @relation(fields: [MediaTypeId], references: [MediaTypeId])
  InvoiceLines   InvoiceLine[]
  PlaylistTracks PlaylistTrack[]

  @@index([AlbumId], name: "IFK_TrackAlbumId")
  @@index([GenreId], name: "IFK_TrackGenreId")
  @@index([MediaTypeId], name: "IFK_TrackMediaTypeId")
}

I then used F2 on the Album field in the Track model. This lead to the following modified model, which is invalid:

model Track {
  AlbumId        Int?
  Bytes          Int?
  Composer       String?
  GenreId        Int?
  MediaTypeId    Int
  Milliseconds   Int
  Name           String
  TrackId        Int             @default(autoincrement()) @id
  UnitPrice      Float
  AlbumFOO          Album?          @relation(fields: [AlbumFOOId], references: [AlbumId]) @map("Album")
  Genre          Genre?          @relation(fields: [GenreId], references: [GenreId])
  MediaType      MediaType       @relation(fields: [MediaTypeId], references: [MediaTypeId])
  InvoiceLines   InvoiceLine[]
  PlaylistTracks PlaylistTrack[]

  @@index([AlbumFOOId], name: "IFK_TrackAlbumId")
  @@index([GenreId], name: "IFK_TrackGenreId")
  @@index([MediaTypeId], name: "IFK_TrackMediaTypeId")
}

Problems:

Uses @map on relation field which does not work
Also updated unrelated @@index
Maybe: Renamed field was not formatted

prisma / language-tools

Using F2 on relation field leads to broken schema #359