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Furthermore, tables with multiple (integer) primary keys seem to turn into two 'increments' fields rather than two integers and $table->primary('A', 'B'). Ignoring primary keys is "acceptable", but incorrectly marking fields 'incrementing' when they are not may cause unintended consequences :(
Thanks for all the work so far -- I decided to choose yours over a different solution due to the active development.
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Primary keys don't seem to be read in at all.
Furthermore, tables with multiple (integer) primary keys seem to turn into two 'increments' fields rather than two integers and $table->primary('A', 'B'). Ignoring primary keys is "acceptable", but incorrectly marking fields 'incrementing' when they are not may cause unintended consequences :(
Thanks for all the work so far -- I decided to choose yours over a different solution due to the active development.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: