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ALTER TABLE users AUTO_INCREMENT = some_number_here;

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Are you using a migration? if not, as ddimaria said, just add the 'auto increment' property to the id column of your table.

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I am using migrations. =/

Sensors said:

Are you using a migration? if not, as ddimaria said, just add the 'auto increment' property to the id column of your table.

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You can still add that statement in a migration after you build the table:

DB::update('ALTER TABLE users AUTO_INCREMENT = some_number_here');
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