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Edit: I sorted out the issue. My default SQL engine was MyISAM, not InnoDB. Once I changed the default engine, everything worked fine.
I've gone through the set up process, run the migration, and get the login screen. However, when I attempt to register myself I get thrown an error:
I looked into the database and examined the migration file and saw that I'm missing a few tables from the database. One table that's missing is auth_identities. Here are the tables that were added during the migration:
I ran through the migration a few times to make sure I wasn't missing something. Perhaps I did, however. Does anyone know why those tables weren't created?
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Edit: I sorted out the issue. My default SQL engine was MyISAM, not InnoDB. Once I changed the default engine, everything worked fine.
I've gone through the set up process, run the migration, and get the login screen. However, when I attempt to register myself I get thrown an error:
I looked into the database and examined the migration file and saw that I'm missing a few tables from the database. One table that's missing is auth_identities. Here are the tables that were added during the migration:
I ran through the migration a few times to make sure I wasn't missing something. Perhaps I did, however. Does anyone know why those tables weren't created?
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