It seems the main problem here is the migrator-cmd executes the sql migrations in public schema. That's why when the next sql instruction comes up, it tries to find it in public and that's the reason it fails. That's why I force the schema migrations to use the namespace types.

Would be nice if this merge request would fix the migration errors. Right now it is not possible for me to start a new docker container because i get always an error that the factor_type doesn't exists.

I can only fix it by manually creating that type in the DB.

So this migration ist the problem in my case: 20240729123726_add_mfa_phone_config.up.sql

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@patrickwjh you might need to create the auth user before doing the migration and set its search path to auth or your custom DB_NAMESPACE.

This PR only solves the problem like if the auth user is not created before doing the migration and that would result in the above screenshots which scatters the types to default schema. A scenario where user will move all created item ownership to auth user afterwards (after running the migration).