This issue occurs because the sql_require_primary_key flag in MySQL prevents the creation of tables without a primary key. Because of the way Laravel's Schema builder assigns primary keys to ...
When MySQL has sql_require_primary_key enabled, migrations that call ->primary() on a column during table creation fail because it appears as though two queries are ...
A primary key is a field used to uniquely identify every record in the database. Sometime primary keys are obvious, for example a car license plate could be used to uniquely identify cars. Often, ...
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