Right. Even if you explicitly include the table alias, PostgreSQL strips it out before sending column metadata, so according to the server, the column name of
SELECT x.a FROM foo x;
is just "a", not "x.a". The driver is just playing along. If you really like the alias names, you can use the somewhat perverse
SELECT x.a as "x.a" FROM foo x;
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