I think you can run the migrations using raw SQL with DB::unprepared
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9 years ago.
could you be a little more specific or give a link to instructions or something?
thanks
I will try to be a little more clear. What I'd like to get are the migrations files that create the tables in the db when you use the command php artisan migrate, that's because when you do such action the tables are created with the additional "created_at" and "updated_at" columns which are not there when you just synchronize the model to the db with mysqlworkbench, also I think they can be useful for modyfing tables later.
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