Timestamps in migration for sql server about laravel-permission HOT 4 CLOSED

use flase and reader error if there is no error displayed, then try to upgrade/update your db version sql
table->timestamps(false);

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@KNMoise care to clarify? I reported a solution to the default set up of the package :)

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Sorry i mistaken read the error incorrectly.

1st option

run php artisan make:seeder AdminUserSeeder
then in db - seeder

public function run()
    {
        $this->call(AdminUserSeeder::class);
        User::create([
            'name' => 'Admin',
            'email' => '[email protected]', //user any email 
            'password' => Hash::make('password'),
        ])->assignRole('admin');
    }

2nd Option

if doesn't work check for the name column is of type int(11). It expects an integer, not a string (VARCHAR). Change your column type (preferably with a migration) from int(11) to a VARCHAR.

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There are no plans to change the migration to accommodate this, as it is very driver-specific.
Anyone needing the timestamps(2) format can easily update their migration accordingly.

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